But, the movie asserts, behind every hijab there lurks a red-blooded Arab woman who'd like to be Carrie or Samantha.
It is an Oxfordian commonplace that de Vere composed some of his history plays ("Henry V," "Richard III") to assert some behind-the-scenes influence over the affairs of state.
Vandals also left behind a note, asserting: "Tonight, we put the Republican Party on notice, in defiance to the policy of mass misery they championed".
Long Beach State (6-6) pulled to 58-55 with just over 11 minutes remaining before Kentucky finally asserted itself behind the freshmen stars John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins.
"Successful political operatives," Mr. Strauss said, "are in the main people who are able to contain their desire for visibility and assert influence behind the scenes".
I came away with the impression that this is a foreign policy issue that really fires up Mr Romney, as a former business executive.Here's a couple of paragraphs from the article:A Republican adviser to the Romney campaign asserts that, behind closed doors, the geopolitical rival that provokes a "visceral" reaction from the candidate is China.
They include reviewing Mr Obama's decisions about arms reductions, and a second look at how to build an effective defence system against the threat of ballistic-missile attacks from rogue states such as Iran.A Republican adviser to the Romney campaign asserts that, behind closed doors, the geopolitical rival that provokes a "visceral" reaction from the candidate is China.
Though Madison Avenue men are pleased enough to praise online's potential, they seem pretty sour when it comes to paying more than a fraction of what print can command – and analysts stand in line behind them, asserting that print reading time far exceeds quickly clicking from page to page.
Some suspect Mr Balls of asserting his own leadership ambitions behind the scenes now.
Goldstein ably sketches reformers past and present, asserting that the common force behind each new wave of school reforms is evangelical conviction, and that new movements often seem based more on faith than on factual evidence.
