Sentence examples for constant reassertion from inspiring English sources

Discovering identification among a community of sympathisers is an invaluable first step, but the constant reassertion of original pain can militate against the action that is also needed for healing.

But sonorous thirds appear in the last movement, marking Scelsi's reassertion of consonance.

Even so, the arrest signified a powerful reassertion of the rule of law in Mexico.

It's an exciting reassertion of a Macbeth that's been largely forgotten.

This reassertion of democratic political will is also a victory for the United States.

Never mind the reassertion of authoritarian regimes in Central Asia and elsewhere.

The response of investors and supervisors has not been joy at this reassertion of market discipline.

Now they are back, in a quiet reassertion of Dutch history.

For Mr. Obama, this was a MacArthur moment, a reassertion of civilian control.

The attack on multiculturalism - so often sold as a reassertion of Enlightenment principles - often masks a distinctly unenlightened reassertion of hierarchic and traditionalist thinking.

It was constant, constant.