Sentence examples for asserting itself as a from inspiring English sources
"Now the west is asserting itself as a full and equal political partner in the federation".
But Brexit proponents have also projected a nostalgic vision of Britain once more asserting itself as a dominant player on the world stage.
For one, it allows Russia to continue asserting itself as a global power, even though its economy is smaller than Australia's.
By Sarah Larson April 27, 2018 Zach Braff's new TV show has been tentative in asserting itself as a sitcom about the world of audio, but it may be making progress.
has been tentative in asserting itself as a podcast sitcom, but it may be making progress: the most recent episodes six and seven, which aired last night were full of microphones, headphones, and the word "podcast".
Bellows painted it in 1908, when New York was first asserting itself as a cultural and economic capital, just six years after Richard Morris Hunt's imposing Beaux-Arts façade of the Metropolitan Museum was completed, giving the city a museum as grand as it thought it deserved.
When black flowers sprout at the end of the final episode, that's the Earth asserting itself as an actor in the drama.
But, at a time when London is asserting itself as an international art capital, perhaps second only to New York, whiffs of internecine rancor in the town's most spectacular new institutions both disconcert and amuse.
