Sentence examples for has exerted over from inspiring English sources

Executives at the MTV cable channel have bridled over the control that Paramount has exerted over what films MTV makes.

Few writers have managed to exercise the kind of control that Bennett has exerted over his public image.

They dislike the influence he has exerted over the prime minister from an unelected post within Number 10.

So it seems an apt moment to revisit this oddly long-lived book and reflect a little on the special hold it has exerted over the imagination of many New Yorkers.

For all the changes technology has exerted over culture, communication and the media, the world of politics has remained largely the same.

Many Ukrainians feel frustrated with the controlling nature Russia has exerted over Ukraine since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Consumers have long been frustrated with how much control carriers — AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and the like — have exerted over what they could download to their mobile phones.

Solanas, in her testimony, gave as her reason for shooting the artist the control he had exerted over her, his inability to see his subjects as anything more than commodities.

Whatever directorial control Reed may have exerted over the creation of the special effects involved in Scott's shrinking, the C.G.I.-enhanced scenes are remarkably continuous with the live-action comedy and drama, in ways that point to his distinctive artistry.

Mindful of the effects that strict divisions between fine art and craft have exerted over female creativity, feminist artists who were active in the women's movement of the 1970s, such as Faith Ringgold and Miriam Schapiro, incorporated craft materials such as fiber and cloth into their displays (Lauter 1993).

It freed them from any power their persecutor had exerted over them.