Sentence examples for was exercised with from inspiring English sources

His patronage was exercised with a political object: he sought to use the genius of the poets of the day to glorify the new imperial regime of Augustus.

In this study, therefore, all the possible time temperature sequence was exercised with a small set of samples before the production was associated to the heat treatment applications and a simulation furnace was designed and assembled for this purpose.

In 1975, on children's television, he hosted the energetic gameshow Runaround, and his flair for the ingratiatingly doleful was exercised with his recording of one of his favourite songs, Danny Kaye's hit The Ugly Duckling.

This was exercised with good timing in the fourth round, a verdict which even in his bitter disappointment Khan had the grace not to challenge in more than a nominal way.

Then a two-stage culture process was exercised with these optimal conditions tailored for cell growth (first stage) and carotenoid accumulation (second stage), achieving 95.8% higher volumetric yield (18.6 mg/L versus 9.5 mg/L in the single-stage culture) and 22.6% higher volumetric productivity (2.33 mg/(L day) versus 1.90 mg/(L day)) of total carotenoid.

During the first week the patients were in a bed regimen, beginning from the second week their ambulation was exercised with crutches.

The greatest tool bloggers have at their disposal – to be exercised with caution – is space.

The only trouble with choices is that they need to be exercised with care.

"Such an extraordinary power needs to be exercised with discretion, because it could be constitutionally suspect".

"Freedom of speech has to be exercised with restraint," says the usually admirable Lady Scotland today.

"It is always sensible for freedom of expression to be exercised with respect for religious belief.