Sentence examples for is a way of asserting from inspiring English sources
That choice is a way of asserting her own intellectual abilities and rejecting racist claims of black inferiority.
The most plausible explanation is that this is a way of asserting raw Western power, and trying to arrange the fallout in our favour.
"Dancing in the dark," he notes, "is a way of asserting a life-saving grace, unity and style against the encroaching darkness".
The council barely picks up the rubbish and doesn't maintain the street lamps, but [the tram] is a way of asserting sovereignty over East Jerusalem".
But on a continent where colonialism's effects are still fresh, it is a way of asserting Africa's traditional culture and values.
Arendt's attitude toward Eichmann himself is simply dismissive: her whole characterization of him as a banal bureaucrat, oblivious of the evil he does, is a way of asserting his human and intellectual inferiority.
This watchful, inner kind of creativity is not about making things but about experiencing life in a creative way; it's a way of asserting your own presence amidst the much larger world of nature, and of finding significance in that wider world.
It's a way of asserting that "things have meaning" — that earthly life is more than just a series of unimportant events, and that "the use of one man's free will, at one moment, can mean life or death... salvation or damnation".
It's a way of asserting a casual dominance over another by acting like their feelings don't matter.
"It's definitely a political statement, saying 'I'll do what I want on my property, nobody tells me anything.' It's a way of asserting control.
