Molly Beauchemin of Pitchfork even proclaimed FKA Twigs the face of a new feminist (dance) movement, praising her powerful assertion that it's enough for women to just be themselves on stage, for once.
Hill, the Marxist master of Balliol College, Oxford, was identified with a powerful and inspirational assertion of the revolutionary nature of England between 1640 and 1660.
This powerful assertion is importantly joined by his recognition of Heth's anti-avatarization: she was allegedly overhead saying that the "debil take 'em all, don't know notin 'bout [George Washington]" (58).
The music is marked by extravagant willfulness, but also by an excruciating sense of futility; powerful assertions collapse in submission or despair; we are not always sure when the music is serious and when it is sarcastic.
"It's a warning, an assertion of strength," she said.
Paul's assertions are a powerful reminder of neo-cons/the Bush Administration's disastrous record on national security -- a record that President Obama has swiftly begun to correct.
Barroso's position looks like a powerful rejection of that line of reasoning, and an assertion of a more conventional realpolitik.
Opponents hope that the appearance of Ronnie White, who is scheduled to testify on Thursday, will provide a powerful boost to their assertion that Mr. Ashcroft is insensitive to race.
If it is a powerful reassertion of what it means to be Shia in Iraq, it is an assertion that is uncertain of its trajectory and aims; whose dividing lines are class, education and tradition.
These are two powerful assertions.
It's a powerful image of love.
