Sentence examples for occasion exercises from inspiring English sources

In addition to having the general capacity for practical reasoning, however, it is often thought that an individual is appropriately blamed only if he has (and, on the occasion, exercises) free will.

On Napoleon's staff such officers were frequently of high military qualifications and acted both as his "eyes" and as interpreters of his mind to subordinate commanders, even on occasion exercising delegated authority.

The boys made three visits, once resting throughout their stay, and on the other two occasions exercising on a stationary bicycle at either a moderate or highly intense pace until they had burned about 330 calories.

"Sentimental" novels, brimming with tender and pathetic scenes, gave readers an occasion to exercise their "finer feelings".

Imaginative writers need editors; but when it is the editor or the series that furnishes the occasion to exercise their imaginations the results can be mediocre.

Luca, he adds, offered him "the occasion to exercise my passion".

Borrowing from Condillac and challenging Rousseau's view of language as primarily a tool for socialization, Mendelssohn writes: "The drive to social life is equally innate in human beings and leads immediately to the occasion for exercising the capacity for language"(Gesammelte Schriften 6/2, p. 8).

On two of these occasions, subjects exercised to expend 350 kcal in the afternoon.

Exercise comes in many forms and although we need aerobic, strenuous exercise on occasion the most important is moderate exercise such as walking.

The world is the occasion for an exercise in prose, and their loyalty is to the prose, not to the world.

"While an emergency does not create power," Hughes said, "an emergency may furnish the occasion for the exercise of the power".