Sentence examples for really the exercise of from inspiring English sources

"It's not really the exercise of leadership".

Say what you really think: that the exercise of our religion threatens all that's good and decent, and that you're going to use the levers of power to bend us to your will.

I am really very interested in the exercising of freedom.

What it really is, perhaps, is just the exercising of new technology; without miniaturised cameras and image-streaming, there would be no reality TV.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — What may look like a lot of pushing and shoving at the line of scrimmage, Jets center Nick Mangold said, is really an exercise of exquisite timing and footwork.

But RIMPAC is so large and extensive that, in some ways, it's really an exercise of exercises — an umbrella effort that folds into a huge number of smaller constituent efforts.

Peggy Noonan, a columnist for the Wall Street Journal, thinks this decision might even cost him the election.Does the new rule really prevent the free exercise of religion?

That's how we really view the exercise.

Which is not really the point of the exercise.

But what's said at such meetings isn't really the point of the exercise; at best, you get a few stilted words in the other's language.

Those who compete in such events tend to be extremely lean and fit, but is running – particularly for long distances – really the best form of exercise?