Sentence examples similar to asserted darkness from inspiring English sources
Hell may be other people, as Sartre bluntly asserted in "No Exit," but mired in my solitary darkness, I took great comfort in the ideal of a literary community -- a fellowship of like-minded neurasthenic souls -- that Bloomsbury represented.
He succeeded in doing so and the squadron's second-in-command, Rear Admiral Prince Pavel Ukhtomsky gradually asserted command over the scattered Russian ships and ordered them back to Port Arthur in the darkness.
At the start of his televised essay on the cultural history of the West, first shown in 1969, Clark asserted that weather-beaten calligraphers on remote Atlantic islands had preserved the classical heritage from the forces of darkness.
Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.
He should have, asserted Cleitophon.
Eventually, however, Southerland asserted himself.
From there, James asserted himself.
The religious people asserted themselves.
She was "embarrassed", he asserted.
Fox asserted it deserved more.
