The kind of explicit symbolism employed in a few pieces like the Seventh Symphony and the Eighth Quartet was asserted to operate in every one, reducing them all to a single, endlessly repeated and paraphrased content -- and turning them collectively into one colossal bore.
She has adopted all those markers of superiority — the real coffee, the classical music, Proust — to assert at every opportunity that she's superior to the common run.
Randy Serragio of the Center for Biological Diversity, a conservation group, asserts that every attempt to enact significant changes of the law has failed because of campaign contributions to lawmakers from the mining companies.
type declaration n. a declaration that asserts that every reference to a specified binding within the scope of the declaration results in some object of the specified type.
"For him to assert that every man should, and that every boy should try to be a football hero to get such a gorgeous woman, is where it is really not a good thing for me".
If we want America to reflect our values and opinions, we have to assert them every day.
And it seems to be prepared to do whatever it takes to assert control over every tiny island, natural and artificial, in it -- as evidenced by the presence of hundreds of Chinese vessels near a Philippines-administered island in the South China Sea in recent weeks.
The statement $V=L$, called the axiom of constructibility, asserts that every set belongs to $L$.
6 They also possessed over him a decided advantage in the statement of their case; 7 for they had the courage to assert anything and to meet every kind of argument, with an utter disregard for truth, and they took no responsibility for what they said, as there was no one to confute them.
When you stop trying to hide from it, it tends to stay there, instead of trying to assert itself in every day of your life now.
