Sentence examples for is particularly exercised from inspiring English sources

Berezovsky, who played a major role in bringing Putin to power, is particularly exercised.

It is particularly exercised by an internship being offered as a prize.

Booker, acting editor of Johnston Press's north Midlands newspaper group, is particularly exercised by Sky Sports.

The commission is particularly exercised by the high cost of cross-border trading.

I also agree with the Daily Mirror, which is particularly exercised by the files on Mark Thatcher remaining secret.

White (who is black) kicks against Hollywood's cultural conventions and is particularly exercised by its presiding racial attitudes.

The Times was particularly exercised by Johnson's appointment.

The union inspires little affection among Britons, but few are particularly exercised about it.

Mr. Starr was particularly exercised about liberals' being result-oriented, abandoning their principles to reach the outcomes they favor.

The Guardian was particularly exercised by the "hysterical, and frankly ludicrous, response" to the judgment by "rightwing newspapers".

Executives at News International have been particularly exercised by the threat to newspapers posed by the BBC's website.