Sentence examples for is more exercised from inspiring English sources

The council is more exercised by "$#*!

He is more exercised about the corrupt consequences of unregulated gambling.

Duncan is more exercised about the lottery getting credit for what it has paid for so far.

Bamber himself is more exercised by the amount of evidence that is still withheld by Essex police.

The Sun is more exercised by the "motley handful of EU-based campaigners" who launched the legal action.

But a conventional bomb on a train kills relatively few people and airport-style security checks on subways are impractical.Mr Chertoff is more exercised by the threat of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks.

Hazlitt may have been slightly overstating for effect, but he might not have been surprised that much of the British media have been more exercised by curtailed beach holidays at Hammamet than any democratic blossoming of the Tunisian people.

Five years ago, civil servants and policy wonks were more exercised about how to soothe transatlantic tensions and those between "old" and "new" Europe than the human suffering that war would bring.

But residents of Avignon are more exercised by the giant pink hands, fashioned by Christian Lacroix - a native of the nearby town of Arles - which adorn random public buildings.

I won't bore you with the details, other than to say it is more exercise heavy and less monomaniacal than previous efforts.

My calves ache, as if standing for three hours is more exercise than I get in one typically slovenly, indolent day.