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Sentences ending with exercised

This is just what regional, or, as it is sometimes called, surgical anatomy, does for the surgeon with reference to the part on which his skill is to be exercised. [3]
Upon this hostility, says Smith, the President was contented the fort should be palisaded, and the ordnance mounted, and the men armed and exercised. [4]

Sentences containing exercised two or more times

He tells us jurisdiction was exercised between the two rivers, but he does not tell us it was exercised over all the territory between them. [7]

More example sentences with the word exercised in them

Any one but you would say that the man determined it, and that in doing it he exercised Free Will. [5]
I don't believe you have exercised enough;--don't you think it's confinement in the school has made you nervous? [6]
And whatever she would say was bound to have a quality of interest and attraction that could be exercised by no other lips. [4]
The sober-minded, sensible, well-instructed Dr. Butts was not a little exercised in mind by the demands made upon his knowledge by his young friend, and for the time being his pupil, Miss Lurida Vincent. [6]
These explorations and visits gave him material for future use, and exercised his pen in agreeable correspondence; but his tendency at this time, and for several years afterwards, was to the idle life of a man of society. [4]
Venters exercised his usual care in the matter of hiding tracks from the outlet, yet it took him scarcely an hour to reach Oldring's cattle. [13]
It is not unlikely that Mr. Emerson was more or less exercised with the same questionings. [6]
It was a triumph for one so little exercised in sculpture. [6]
It was marvellous to see the influence he exercised over this fierce spirit, and how calm--nay even cheerful--Cambyses became, when the Athenian was near. [10]
So believing, I thought the public mind will never rest till the power of Congress to restrict the spread of it shall again be acknowledged and exercised on the one hand or, on the other, all resistance be entirely crushed out. [7]
Some simple-minded people think it is possible to cross one river and go beyond it without going all the way to the next, that jurisdiction may be exercised between two rivers without covering all the country between them. [7]
As soon as they show any disposition to refuse to the old gods the respect that is due to them, or to raise a finger against them, severity must be exercised and every excess must be punished by death. [10]
Under this constitution the State wishes to return to its full allegiance, in the enjoyment of all rights and privileges exercised by the other States under the Federal Constitution. [7]
And this was the reason that the heiress of the house of Mavick became the object of a watchful vigilance that was probably never before exercised in a republic, and that could only be paralleled in the case of a sole heir-apparent of royalty. [4]
An examination into the process of collecting shows what sort of news we are likely to get, and that nine-tenths of that printed is collected without much intelligence exercised in selection. [4]
Of course, for the present great caution must be exercised in order not to betray the abode of the fugitives. [10]
The descendants of the men "daily exercised in tyranny," the "petty tyrants" as their own leading statesmen called them long ago, came at length to love the institution which their fathers had condemned while they tolerated. [6]
The vanity of the habitants could be better exercised in applauding Madelinette and in show of welcome to the great men of the land, than in cultivating a dangerous patriotism under the leadership of Louis Racine. [11]
Returning, he found the dogs cowering with fear, for one of them had pushed the cloth off the dead man's face with his nose, and death exercised its weird dominion over them. [11]
Myrtle had exercised the customary privilege of young ladies at parties, and had turned from talking with one to talking with another,--that was all. [6]
But it was the constant use of the little knowledge which he had that developed and exercised his mental powers. [7]
The little disguise that the supposed right is to be exercised only for just cause, themselves to be the sole judges of its justice, is too thin to merit any notice. [7]
The right of suffrage has often been assumed and exercised by aliens under pretenses of naturalization, which they have disavowed when drafted into the military service. [7]
There is very strong evidence that some such power is exercised by certain of the lower animals. [6]
Out of this simple proposition springs logically the extension of suffrage, and a universal education, in order that this important function of a government by the people may be exercised intelligently. [4]
She had never seen any one like him before, and he exercised a strange fascination over her. [10]
This authority has purposely been exercised but very sparingly. [7]
He loved his profession; and yet it very soon appeared that he exercised it with reluctance for those who had neither ideality, nor love for the woods. [4]
Have you any personal experience as to the power of fascination said to be exercised by certain animals? [6]
Among the anonymous papers she received was one which exercised her curiosity to an extraordinary degree. [6]
And in spite of the fact that Janet detested him, he sometimes exercised over her a paradoxical fascination, suggesting as he did unexplored intellectual realms. [9]
Not the least of the compelling forces in this world is righteous anger, and when it is exercised by a man or a woman whose life has been a continual warfare against the pests of wrong, it is well-nigh irresistible. [9]
Toward him she need not force herself to maintain the reserve which she had exercised in her conversation with the confessor. [10]
He was too much a son of his time, and the Church and her ministers had exercised too marked influence on his education, for the great prelate's visit to be regarded otherwise than as a high honor. [10]
Among his own men he saw nothing but joyous faces; he exercised the power--they obeyed. [10]
Although not having mastered yet the German language, he exercised a marked attraction by a conversation sparkling with wit, humor, and originality. [6]
Soon after Selene's martyrdom dame Hannah quitted Besa; the office of Superior of the Deaconesses at Alexandria was intrusted to her, and she exercised it with much blessing till an advanced age. [10]
While in this manner he exercised an ever-increasing influence upon the popular understanding, his sympathetic nature endeared him more and more to the popular heart. [7]
But there's a little thing" (it was a small coffee-colored tract of six leaves, upon which the binder of the city had exercised his utmost skill) "which Goodloe offered me five hundred dollars for the other day. [4]
Julia was a little older than Tom and had a sharp tongue, but over him I exercised a distinct fascination, and I knew it. [9]
The details of Kamehameha's history show that he was always hospitably ready to examine the white man's ideas, and that he exercised a tidy discrimination in making his selections from the samples placed on view. [5]
What had been intended to benefit the whole world, exercised its influence only in one direction, and on the members of one small family; this grieved the old notary when he recalled the happy and triumphant death-bed of his friend. [10]
The chief attraction, however, this night was within; for the men whose duties were exercised on the dead had displayed the finest and best of what they had to offer to their customers. [10]
A descendant of his exercised it at the accession of James I. [5]
Her abnormal wilfulness, her insane love of pleasure, her hereditary impulses, had been exercised at the expense of the great thing in her, the soul so capable of memorable and beautiful deeds. [11]
She, too, in her feminine sphere, exercised, and subtly, a power in which human passions were deeply involved. [9]
Still, they must have names to be known by, and Mrs. Hopkins was much exercised in the matter. [6]
Caesar, he began, had long exercised patience and mercy, but the insolence and malice of the Alexandrians knew no bounds; therefore, in virtue of his power over life and death, he had pronounced judgment upon them. [10]
Her Britannic Majesty's government, as was justly expected, have exercised their authority to prevent the departure of new hostile expeditions from British ports. [7]
When the divinity-student found that our fellow-boarder was not likely to remain long with us, he, being a young man of tender conscience and kindly nature, was not a little exercised on his behalf. [6]
It was exercised for generations afterwards. [5]
I was always fond of her, but in extreme youth I accepted her incense with masculine complacency and took her allegiance for granted, never seeking to fathom the nature of the spell I exercised over her. [9]
Once there, he exercised extreme caution in his surveys of the ground ahead, but increased his speed when moving. [13]
Another of his early companionships must have exercised a still more powerful influence on his character,--that of his aunt, Mary Moody Emerson. [6]
Bungling grossness has disappeared from all really able and large transactions, and genius is mainly exercised in the supply of motives for a line of conduct. [4]
Through wellnigh three centuries, the gifts of healing appear to have been, more or less, recognized and exercised in the Church. [5]
His authority has been exercised in a single instance only. [7]
It can only be exercised where there are inhabitants sufficient to constitute a government, and capable of performing its various functions and duties,--a fact to be ascertained and determined by" who do you think? [7]
Once seated, habit asserted itself; and he attacked the boiled dinner with a ferocity which should have been exercised against Jethro. [9]
Such was the assault on the Ashuela, which for years had exercised an apparently secure monopoly of the city's telephone service, which had been able to ignore with complacency the shrillest protests of unreasonable subscribers. [9]
It may be asked, If it is just this, and not a sacred trust accorded to be exercised for the benefit of society, why may not a man sell it, if it is for his interest to do so? [4]
Masculine strength, exercised apologetically, availed but little, and I have seen Russell Peters and Gene Hollister retire from such encounters humiliated and weeping. [9]
In what spirit and temper this control would be exercised can be fairly judged of by the past. [7]
He him had accomplished in the art of to gobble the flies (gober des mouches), and him there exercised continually--so well that a fly at the most far that she appeared was a fly lost. [5]
He him had accomplished in the art of to gobble the flies (gober des mouches), and him there exercised continually --so well that a fly at the most far that she appeared was a fly lost. [5]
Meanwhile he exercised a hilarious patience. [11]
Each house resembled a citadel, for it was built of strong masonry, and the younger men were all well exercised bowmen. [10]

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