Sentence examples for gets to assert from inspiring English sources
So even if φ is not presupposed initially, it will be presupposed by the time she gets to assert ψ, for now the context has shifted to encompass φ.
Malcolm Turnbull has got to assert his leadership and declare Abbott's culture wars are over," said the Greens leader Richard Di Natale.
He would have the opportunity to assert all the arguments that any other defendant would get to assert," he said.
Print also makes The Wild an enticing platform for A-list contributors like the German photographer Ellen von Unwerth, who get to assert more creative control over their work at a new independent magazine than they would at an established title.
It is grounded in the belief that men get to assert themselves, and women do not.
You've got to assert yourself to be seen and heard so you can be recognized for the great work you are accomplishing.
When those needs get met, other needs begin to assert themselves - safety, belonging, having a sense of love and friendship, then self-esteem.
Later she confides: "I would like to get stronger, to assert myself, to harm her, Doctor".
At the end of the day, getting the final word, Pope Francis declared mercy to trump rules and tradition asserting: Everyone gets to share in God's mercy.
