Sentence examples for he wants to assert from inspiring English sources
"He wants to assert some leadership," one of these people said.
After they fell out in 2000, Mr Turabi told the BBC: "He's a military person who has been in power for a while and he wants to assert military power".
When she wants to assert ownership over black identity, she does so outright: "This shit is for us," she sings on "F.U.B.U".
To many Israelis, it looked as if he wanted to assert the Jewish claim to the Mount at a time when it was feared that Ehud Barak was ready to cede it to the Palestinians.
Oiticica warned in 1968 of a "bourgeois voracity" that would commodify the culture he wanted to assert: "Those who made [pop art] 'stars and stripes' are now making their parrots and banana trees, or are interested in slums, samba schools, outlaw anti-heroes".
Some historians think that he wanted to prompt a confederation with the participation of all the Greek cities; others think he wanted to assert Athenian pre-eminence.
On the 25th of December he welcomed Kobe in from the West, With a national audience, each wants to assert he is the best.
Note the last row of the table — when Frege wants to assert that two conditions are materially equivalent, he uses the identity sign, since this says that they denote the same truth-value.
"There's no scientific evidence to support substantial differences between groups," he said, "and the tremendous burden of proof goes to anyone who wants to assert those differences".
"The people who are killing the baby are doing it to gain their self-respect, because they want to assert human values".
