Sentence examples for just exerted from inspiring English sources

He just exerted some kind of hold on her.

We can't just exert self-control by willing ourselves to resist the first marshmallow or averting our eyes from it; we have to be grateful that someone's offering it to us in the first place.

During immune responses, monocytes (similarly to macrophages) do not just exert local effects.

It appears to alter both endocrine and neuronal gastrointestinal signals to the brain, pancreas, and liver rather than just exerting a mechanical effect in decreasing food intake.

But exerting an effort of will in such cases need not be inconsistent with being grateful, just as exerting an effort of will to help a friend under similar circumstances would not make one a bad friend.

'Gravity" just might exert its pull on Oscar voters.

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A sophisticated and innovative financial system is susceptible to destructive booms; but a simple, tightly regulated one will condemn an economy to grow slowly.The tempting answer is to try to wriggle free from the dilemma with a compromise that would permit innovation but exert just enough control to squeeze out financial failure.

Two 350-pound lead spheres placed nearby exerted just enough gravitational force to tug at the smaller balls, causing the dumbbell to move and the wire to twist.

In this way, he could have exerted just as much influence over government policy, his integrity would have remained intact and there would almost certainly be substantially more Lib Dem MPs than there are in parliament today.

The meetings were just one way Mr. Scrushy exerted control.