Sentence examples for has exercised such from inspiring English sources

Tacoma has exercised such powers since 1893.

Yet no philosopher since Aristotle has exercised such influence.

Of course, this last comment is the very definition of memoir, all the more so for someone who has exercised such tight control over his public image.

Mr Obama has exercised such discretion before: in 2012 he created a programme that allowed illegal immigrants brought to the country as minors (so-called Dreamers) to apply for "deferred action" (ie, the right to remain in the United States without fear of deportation).

Moreover, it is precisely because the novel has expressed more fully than any other literary genre the scientific and secular principles of this civilization that it has exercised such a formative influence on his imagination and literary sensibility.

I ask her why the Mitfords have exercised such perennial fascination.

No minister before him had exercised such pervasive influence over every detail of administration.

If any other branch of government had exercised such power without explanation, it would have looked like all of democracy had been put on hold.

When Paul sketches out his affair with Connie, who is Jewish, we see that like every one of the relationships that have exercised such a visceral hold on him, it offered something beyond sex and companionship: it offered membership of a tribe.

Few politicians have exercised such dominance during their term in office and few politicians have attracted such strength of feeling, both for and against.

What is interesting to me is the freedom that John feels to change the details -- or else the three synoptics have exercised such liberty.