Sentence examples for a way of asserting from inspiring English sources

But reality has a way of asserting itself.

"It was a way of asserting my gender," Long explains.

It is, above all, a way of asserting power.

Eventually he returned to landscape painting, largely as a way of asserting his Chinese roots.

The trouble is that eventually reality has a way of asserting itself.

That choice is a way of asserting her own intellectual abilities and rejecting racist claims of black inferiority.

Antigona's scouring is a way of protecting what remains of her honour; a way of asserting her inner cleanliness.

Class usually finds a way of asserting itself and, in those opening two sets, Gasquet looked formidable.

But a pronounced strain of cruelty meant his fondness for debate was usually a way of asserting his own authority.

The most plausible explanation is that this is a way of asserting raw Western power, and trying to arrange the fallout in our favour.

Victims' families demand them as a matter of course, perhaps as a way of asserting that their tragedy is as meaningful as the previous one.