Sentence examples for has exerted a from inspiring English sources
It has exerted a perennial popular appeal.
Morris has exerted a powerful influence on thinking about art and design over the past century.
It is no surprise that his poetry has exerted a special appeal to composers.
Antigone's defiance of Creon has exerted a particular hold on audiences in times of oppression.
London has exerted a dominant influence on the river for centuries.
It has exerted a marked influence on the history of religious thought.
The story of Merrick, who was exhibited as the Elephant Man, in London, in the late eighteen-eighties, has exerted a grim fascination ever since.
The technology evangelist George Gilder once wrote of him, with characteristic hyperbole, "No single individual has exerted a more profound influence on modern human productivity".
No artist has exerted a more vast — and more liberating — effect on the audiovisual life of our times than has Godard.
Their mix of pragmatism, populism and parish politics has exerted a remarkably steady hold on around 45% of the electorate, occasionally but never permanently weakened by corruption scandals.
And in recent months, even the far-reaching impact of United States foreign and military policy has exerted a pull on the Canadian economy.
