Sentence examples for asserts itself as from inspiring English sources

The desire for peace asserts itself as the most basic human right.

Form, as so often in Pearlman's stories, asserts itself as death: the moment when a life becomes fatally comprehensible.

Unofficial religious education can attract criminal prosecution.The Russian Orthodox Church, Ms Fagan writes, "asserts itself as the definitive expression of Russian nationhood".

Peter Foster, writing in the Telegraph, thinks the tense words that were exchanged during the week are a sign Washington still "asserts itself as the dominant partner".

In its opening scene "24" asserts itself as a stylish piece of work, asking viewers to absorb multiple perspectives of a given moment.

But you do notice a marked lack of physical vanity all the same - this isn't a character that asserts itself as a beauty.

Only recently has it begun to assert itself as an independent nation.

Atlanta stepped into the void, asserting itself as the dominant power in the N.F.C. South.

But he maintained a level of detachment that would eventually assert itself as ambition.

"Now the west is asserting itself as a full and equal political partner in the federation".

IN the summer of 1991 the sheath dress asserted itself as an uptown badge of chic.