Sentence examples for asserts the primacy of from inspiring English sources

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

Panto asserts the primacy of the audience and the wild, dangerous energy that is unleashed when they step out of the shadows.

But bankruptcy is a federal matter, and so CalPERS's opponents may find themselves resting their argument on the supremacy clause of the constitution, which asserts the primacy of federal over state law in the instance of a clash.

It asserts the primacy of a private enterprise in an area whose transformation has required many billions of public money, not only spent on the Olympics but also on the new Eurostar terminal at Stratford, and before that the extensions to the Jubilee line and the Docklands Light Railway.

Structural Computing grew from the trend in hypertext research towards generalised systems, it asserts the primacy of structure over data.

Gadamer asserts the "primacy of the play" over consciousness: "the players are merely the way the play comes into presentation" (TM 92, 98).

This asserted the primacy of public health over IPR.

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

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

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

"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.