Sentence examples for personally exercise from inspiring English sources

While there has been discussion in case law about whether a minister should be required to personally exercise discretion in decisions that affect a person's liberty, the courts have usually been reluctant to hold so.

For proof of how far this self-confidence can go, look to Ellen Langer's research on the "illusion of control". She showed that people have such an inflated sense of the control they personally exercise over their circumstances that they are willing to bet more on gambles when it is their own hand that rolls the dice or pulls a card from a deck.

And there's also no rule that says you cannot wear open toed-shoes when the weather gets cooler, they can be paired with leggings or ankle socks (I don't personally exercise the latter, but I think it's a cute look).

Obviously reducing stress is easier said than done but I personally use exercise as stress relief.

In contrast, where the Minister acting personally exercises the power to cancel, that power is exercised without regard to 'natural justice' and no merits review is available (Migration Act, ss 501(3) and 500).

I personally use it to express gratitude and gratefulness through the short exercises provided.

McCartney, who personally prefers light exercise (biking, horseback riding) to high endurance, first picked up paddle boarding in Brazil a few years ago.

One of the ways to make students interested in the final results is to involve them personally with the exercise.

It was exercised personally, not bureaucratically.

I personally led an accountability exercise that cleared Haspel of any wrongdoing in the case," he wrote.

One piece that I have personally used in this exercise was a complex, yet straightforward, obituary of the controversial writer and documentarian Heinrich Harrer, written by New York Times reporter Douglas Martin.