Sentence examples for asserted the primacy from inspiring English sources

This asserted the primacy of public health over IPR.

It fluently punctured the assumptions of those who asserted the primacy of European art music over all other music cultures.

"She wasn't a militant, like Rei Kawakubo, but her approach struck me as aggressively conceptual in that it asserted the primacy of the pattern over the garment.

The father of existentialism, he asserted the primacy of the individual in all his or her raging contradiction, an assertion he made as emphatically in his personal life as in his writings.

And Clegg made no attempt to conceal his disappointment that so many of his MPs declined to support a government motion on Syria that asserted the primacy of the UN and promised a future vote before military action.

(Arius c. 250 336 asserted the primacy of the Father over the son and thus rejected the doctrine of the trinity and was condemned as a heretic at the Council of Nicea in 325. Newton held that the Church had gone in the wrong direction in condemning Arius).

This is not to assert the primacy of my own experience with the film.

This produced eucharistic exclusion, used to assert the primacy of the Church of England, especially among followers of the Oxford movement.

This belief powers The Deluge at Norderney, which, more than any other Dinesen story, asserts the primacy of storytelling.

To make such a contention in a place that is not a pub is like asserting the primacy of astrological truth at a Cal Tech reunion.

To me, the gravest danger is to assert the primacy of American economic renewal and then ignore the tough foreign and domestic choices that must attend this priority.