Sentence examples for power exerts from inspiring English sources

The authority of the state "encompasses only a certain portion … of the collective power of the populace" and even when state power exerts a certain preponderance it can do so only "through the cooperation of psychological impulses" (Dilthey 1989, 132).

Power exerts itself and destroys us.

We did not find a direct association between our measures of sexual power and HIV infection, which suggests that the primary mechanism through which sexual power exerts effects on HIV risk is condom use consistency.

In addition, increasing the power exerts only a small effect on the TRP, compared to conducting a replication study, which is reflected in the small elevation of the TRP curve upon increasing the power, as compared to much larger shift in the event of conducting replications.

Secondly, ergometers (machines on which rowers train) provide data on the power exerted on each stroke.

For many of the main female characters in her novels, there is no escape from the power exerted over them.

At the same time, he retains, as paedophiles or conductors do, the reality of power exerted, through the fantasy of musical or sexual equality.

Donizetti's operas are indeed formulaic, yet, time and again, formulas are transcended in the theater as works of genuine dramatic power exert their grip.

Second, there were the radicals, anticlericals all, who held to the republican ideals of universal suffrage, with real power exerted through the leadership of the Bonapartes.

From a technical point of view, the harnessing of electric power exerted a greater influence on stage design and production techniques than any other single invention.

Though other surveys have shown 9 out of 10 parents favoring comprehensive sex education in schools, the rise of abstinence-only programs reflects the local power exerted by groups on the religious right, backed by Congressional conservatives.