Sentence examples for assert its presence from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian Authority, based in the West Bank, is responding by trying to assert its presence.

The brick pyramid is the museum's bid to assert its presence – we had "literally to fight to get some space for the needs of Tate" – and its material is intended both to cohere with the old power station and assert its difference.

To really assert its presence, however, Alexa is going to have to offer some unique functionality that makes the laptops more than just an auxiliary smart speaker.

The Kingdom Tower – an absurdly vague title, but one that at least seems justified for a building this enormous – is a statement of national pride, an opportunity for Saudi Arabia and its Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal (one of the richest men in the Middle East, and the project's creator) to assert its presence on the world stage.

The present never is in the sense of being observable, but it can be understood meaningfully to the extent that the past asserts its presence in it.

It murmurs rather than asserting its presence on one of those narrow, slanting streets in Greenwich Village that taxi drivers, spoiled by the relentless grid of so much of Manhattan, can never find.

However it's served, though, buckwheat sure asserts its presence.

Early in Joshua Cody's sprightly, manic cancer memoir, "[Sic]," the author pauses to explain the musical significance of the "golden ratio" — the moment, almost two-thirds of the way through a composition, when the work often "asserts its presence and opens up to take you in and it feels like the pilot has moved the throttle and you feel motion again".

The past asserts its presence in every moment and every exchange.

In this way, Morro da Providência briefly asserted its presence upon the city.

In a neighborhood awash in BMW's, Jaguars and Porsches, this sports car quietly asserts its presence.