Sentence examples for has exerted himself from inspiring English sources

As a conservative who has exerted himself forcefully in Republican politics, many of the policies that his group opposes now are similar to items that he supported as a member of Congress, Jennifer Steinhauer writes.

After one memorable week as the Knicks' interim coach, Mike Woodson would agree — even if Woodson "can't explain" why Carmelo Anthony had little interest in hustling for Mike D'Antoni but has exerted himself for Woodson during a winning streak that reached five games Wednesday night with a fiercely contested 82-79 win over the 76ers.

Being ourselves witnesses of the demand for this invaluable book, we rejoice in the present prospect of a supply, hoping that it will prove as advantageous as it is honorable to the gentleman, who has exerted himself to furnish it at the evident risk of private fortune.

So this was a film based on a real case, and screenwriter Clive Exton had exerted himself to base his dialogue, as far as possible, on what had been established in court.

The setback spoiled a season start in which Camby had exerted himself not only as the starting center in the spot vacated by Patrick Ewing, but also as the team's most reliable player.

When asked about the officer's failure to immediately call an ambulance when Charles was unresponsive, one of the officers giving evidence suggested that the inquest consider the "effects of stress" that the officer was experiencing, having exerted himself to chase Rashan into the shop.

The influence it can and has exerted.

It has exerted a perennial popular appeal.

China has exerted control over Tibet since Communist troops invaded in 1950.

It goes without saying that mathematics has exerted widespread influence on 20th-century art.

Morris has exerted a powerful influence on thinking about art and design over the past century.