Sentence examples for begins to assert itself from inspiring English sources

"As we come closer to the Tower Bridge the authority of the city begins to assert itself.

When resting skeletal muscle is extended somewhat beyond the normal length of the muscle, however, a passive force begins to assert itself.

At these moments, a more accessible virtual museum begins to assert itself, one that encourages interaction between art and the user.

Luminaries from the ballet world — including the inspired dancer Peter Boal (now the artistic director of Pacific Northwest Ballet) — enthuse about Sy's dedication and soaring jumps; yet as we watch him power through alienation, exhaustion and the extreme physical demands of a dance form he neither understands nor particularly likes, another, less sunny story begins to assert itself.

And yet, if you sit down and talk with people longer than the three minutes you might get on cable TV, their individuality begins to assert itself and almost always gives me the feeling that there's more unity and commonality than we think.

Simplicity itself, "Not Dead Inside" begins with only a piano and Malasig's melodic tones; then the song begins to assert itself, adding guitar and drums.

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

Appearing just as Palestinian nationalism was beginning to assert itself, the book fell on fertile ground.

"The unfocused type of person that dominates the present has begun to assert itself".

Instead Philadelphia's midfield began to assert itself as the team looked to outlast, if not outplay, their opponents.

But over that first year, as their relationship deepened, Mr. Rubinstein's desire for marriage began to assert itself.