Sentence examples for this question has exercised from inspiring English sources

So, this question has exercised the mind of my school because senior school students are already equipped with iPads.

These and like questions have exercised the commentary tradition from antiquity down to the present day.[1] When addressing them, Aristotle's interpreters scatter in strikingly different exegetical directions.

This question has never exercised me for more than a nanosecond, but as redundant as Oz the Great and Powerful might seem, this Disney prequel turns out to be something of a classic: a family friendly fantasy which delivers as an affectionate prologue to The Wizard of Oz, that works just as well as a spectacular, neatly structured stand-alone adventure.

The hope is that Pablo Neruda's remains will answer a question that has exercised Chileans ever since his sudden death.

RS It's a question that has exercised some of football's finest and most inquiring minds (and Tony Cascarino).

It is a question that has exercised some of the livelier minds in Anglo-American literature, including HG Wells, Stephen Spender, F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway.

It's a question that has exercised humanity's finest minds since those humans have been around to have them – and has been recently the subject of a number of groundbreaking scientific studies.

So understood, subjectivism is a kind of non-objectivist theory, but, as we shall see below, there are many other kinds of non-objectivist theory, too.] One question that has exercised certain philosophers is whether realism (and thus anti-realism) should be understood as a metaphysical or as a linguistic thesis.

This question has roiled Quebec all spring.

Maybe this question has outlived its usefulness.

This question has to be asked.