Sentence examples for he finally asserts from inspiring English sources

"I'm not big on biography, as you can tell," he finally asserts.

"I'm supposed to leave you," Matt tells his mother when he finally asserts his own desires and his mental health.

For two hours, Elomire suffers personal affronts, digests artistic insults and even appears in "The Parable of Two Boys From Cadiz" (pronounced "Ca-DITH"), the idiotic play within the play that is Valere's masterpiece, before he finally asserts his artistic integrity and rejects the proposed alliance.

He finally asserted that while he might be willing to share some of his wisdom with President Trump, he would never serve in an official capacity.

But it could also be a watershed moment for NZ the moment they finally assert that our "special relationship" has to go both ways.

How big does the Muslim-free zone have to be in lower Manhattan for you to be comfortable with it?" Stein kept repeating the question, as Uygur noted that there is already a mosque four blocks from Ground Zero, but Hennen talked past him, finally asserting that "the Huffington Post doesn't get it".

Crisis emerges when reality finally asserts itself.

And it's here — with the blacktop theory — that basketball finally asserts its supremacy.

The ballads may well be the album's most telling tracks: songs like "Brand New Me," in which a woman finally asserts herself against a domineering partner.

When spring finally asserts itself, the new green shoots will push up and the grass will be in glory once again.

But, when tragedy finally asserts itself, in a puzzlingly gothic turn of events, you get the sense that even they are ready to go home.