Sentence examples for asserts his rights from inspiring English sources

He wrote that Woodfox "maintains a demeanor of quiet dignity, he asserts his rights in a similarly dignified way".

— Bat Boy does what every Broadway individualist does: he asserts his right to be himself.

Harvey, the author previously of "Romantic Comedy," a delightful screwball survey, asserts his right to idiosyncrasy and resists rounding up his observations in an easy polemic.

But now, after rulings by Sweeney and the other judge (played by Robert Clarke), Rezendes asserts his right to access, and that's where the photocopier comes into play.

Obama also asserts his right to hand over the prisoners to countries that commit torture, provided they give a written "assurance" they won't be "abused" – assurances that have proved worthless in the past.

Allen expresses to camera a desire to have a large sock full of horse manure close to hand, whereupon the guy asserts his right to express his opinion on the grounds that he teaches a course at Columbia on "TV, media and culture", a fact that – he asserts – gives his views on McLuhan a great deal of validity.

Swords are seen as powerful talismans, given to folklore heroes so that they can carry out their quests: the young Arthur wins Excalibur and thus asserts his right to be king, while the Greek hero Perseus is given a sword by his father Zeus, so that he can kill the monstrous Medusa".

He wasn't trying to assert his rights.

Against this background, King Henry IV reached his majority and began to assert his rights in both Germany and Italy.

Morley calls Croall's editor asserting his rights as authorised biographer.

He needs to testify or assert his rights pursuant to the Fifth Amendment".