Sentence examples for assert any form from inspiring English sources

Despite having a defence that was much-lauded coming into the season, Miami are struggling to assert any form of dominance over their opponents.

Apple has billions of dollars in offshore accounts that they can use to make their views known in public debates if they want to change the law, but Apple should not be able to assert any form of "corporate rights" to overturn that court decision.

But net neutrality's opponents are inverting the debate by asserting their own rights to "free speech" and asserting a form of corporate privacy-trade secrecy.

But apply that thinking to gender, and you are asserting a form of feminism.

Third, Austin's assertion is made using the apparently performative form, "I assert … "—a form that appears, moreover, to falsify the generalisation that performatives lack truth-values.

"It is a global struggle for freedom against those who seek to suppress it and seek to assert some form of religious tyranny; a threat in the name of God but [which] is truthfully the work of the devil," Turnbull said.

Your attempt to assert some form of hyper-masculinity vis-à-vis figuratively consuming your "candy girl" is simply embarrassing.

It follows, and again she recognizes this, that she must assert that the form of a species is not without diversity, and so she explicitly argues for variations in the idea or form or soul of the human species.

We should not then understand 'Beauty Itself is beautiful' to assert that (the Form) Beauty is characterized by beauty.

Some scholars assert that a form of proto-writing existed in China as early as 3000 BCE.

The White House was particularly pleased with Judge Johnson's ruling because she has been widely perceived as favoring Mr. Starr, having rejected repeated efforts by Mr. Clinton's lawyers to assert various forms of legal protection.