Sentence examples for had asserted itself from inspiring English sources

Ten minutes in, and the city had asserted itself.

By Flavian times this Roman artistic instinct had asserted itself and with it the old Roman tendency toward lively and accurate pictorial representation.

The Times & veiled spokesmen for the steel announced that the Play of the Free Market had asserted itself & settled the situation.

What if Mr. Jones had broken his own one-minute rule, or if his choreography (created with Janet Wong and company members) had asserted itself more fully for stretches?

In his speech tonight, Mr. Putin said the Federation of Jewish Communities had "asserted itself as a constructive and influential organization" that had already made itself felt in the Russian power hierarchy.

By the early 1950's, the University of Baghdad had asserted itself as Iraq's leading institution of higher learning, according to an assessment by the Arab Science and Technology Foundation, based in the United Arab Emirates, and by Sandia National Laboratories in the United States.

There have been 11 partial amnesties since 1945...& in each a pattern has asserted itself-large numbers of prisoners are released with flamboyant magnaminity, but soon thereafter several are rearrested.

But, camp officials say, normal life has asserted itself.

Lately, however, the C.P.B. has asserted itself more than it has in years.

Instead of America asserting itself abroad, this "abroad" has asserted itself through Katya upon an American.

In the last few weeks, however, the Port Authority has asserted itself.