Sentence examples for As it asserts from inspiring English sources

The syncopations may come from chords and patterns she plucks on her guitar, from the self-multiplying backup vocals she surrounds herself with, or from the jazzy vibrato in her voice as it asserts its improvisational liberty.

The openness to Jewish immigration is rooted in a deep-seated political conviction that the Holocaust makes any other policy unthinkable, as well as a calculation that such receptiveness is generally good for Germany as it asserts its growing economic power, particularly in the United States.

Turkey's cultural exports, not coincidentally, have also advanced its political ambitions as it asserts itself on that front, too, sending a flotilla to Gaza, defying the United States over sanctions on Iran, talking tough to its onetime ally, Israel, and giving Kemal Ataturk's constitutionally secular state an Islamic tinge.

Relations with Turkey have to be managed carefully as it asserts a growing role on the global stage, he suggested.

The force would back up the Lebanese army as it asserts authority in regions now controlled by Hezbollah and block import of new weapons for the militia.

For Republicans, meanwhile, there is the possibility that the party's unfavorable rating, which is up 7 points since March, will continue to grow as it asserts an agenda whose popularity is questionable, especially on issues like changes to entitlement programs.

The platform also endorses jury nullification--which is de facto anarchism--as it asserts a "right of juries to judge not only the facts but also the justice of the law".

But there was, and in recent days it emerged that the prosecution had known about the order even as it asserted otherwise.

The campaign smoothed over the feeling that IBM was arrogant and bureaucratic even as it asserted the company's ability to deliver customer-driven solutions the world over.

SPI has mounted a vigorous public campaign to show that it is not Russian, does not share the Kremlin's take on homosexuality and is, as it asserted in a July statement, a "fervent supporter and friend" of those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

When kindness to the old is condescending, it is aware of itself as benignity while it asserts its power.