Sentence examples for which she exercises from inspiring English sources

A vague discontent is seen, however, in another daughter, Mabel (Farah Alvin), who has inadvertently been born with a brain, which she exercises regularly.

The poem is a song and a summons, a cry and a gathering, one long "calling out" like the one that Rankine put into practice at the US Open, and which she exercises in daily life.

Determinists generally interpret the case as one in which she exercises compatibilist free will and has no alternate possibilities.

Most libertarians interpret it as one in which she exercises libertarian free will and has alternate possibilities, contrary to appearances.

As mentioned above, some philosophers have interpreted it as a case in which she exercises libertarian free will but does not have alternate possibilities.

Gaga was presented in a dress of raw meat, described by Polish weekly Wprost as "an icon of modernity elevated by the power which she exercises over mass media, a prominent specialist in creating her own image".

Elizabeth became legendary even during her lifetime, the centre of a mythology she cannily encouraged and over which she exercised a significant degree of control.

Friend and client for many years, her wisdom, intelligence, charity and concern for others offered a unique contribution for good which she exercised with her usual vitality.

As princess and as queen, Caroline was known for her political influence, which she exercised through and for Walpole.

Even if she exercised, which she doesn't, she'd eat it during her workout.

Worst of all, her application for a gun licence had been rejected - an affront about which she was inexhaustibly exercised.