- He exerted considerable influence on the thinking of the scientific community on these issues. [VERB noun]
- Youngsters get so absorbed that they don't realise how much they're exerting themselves. [VERB pronoun-reflexive]
- The pesky journalists, of course, will exert their own filter, use their instinctive distrust of spin and apply their practised analysis.
- The fresh attempt to exert political pressure at the national level follows a controversial decision by Victoria and NSW to join Queensland.
- To exert strength, influence, etc.
- It can be used to acquit the innocent, but police say it can also exert great power over the guilty.
- It is chiefly by the provision of basic community services that they exert such influence as they do have over wealth creation.
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