Sentence examples for has exerted itself from inspiring English sources

In fact, something bigger has taken place: the legislature has exerted itself against the executive.

In Egypt, America has exerted itself to help the authorities catch Islamist militants, apparently aiding in the extradition of fugitives.

(It is a curious phenomenon that, since the middle of the 18th century in Europe and in the United States, the majority of readers of serious literature as well as of entertainment literature have been women. The extent of the influence that this audience has exerted on literature itself must be immense).

Still, Hemley could certainly have justified a digression to recognise that the "lost tribe" is a significant trope in itself, one that has exerted ever greater fascination as the number of locations that might harbour genuinely "unknown" peoples has shrunk.

The influence it can and has exerted.

It has exerted a perennial popular appeal.

But the family has exerted power more recently than this.

Jewish mysticism has exerted influence outside the Jewish community.

Mr. Rhodes has exerted influence outside the Middle East as well.

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.