Sentence examples for is clearly asserting from inspiring English sources

America is clearly asserting its right, as the only world superpower, of acting unilaterally.

"The Taliban is clearly asserting themselves, saying A, we have not been eliminated, B, we can still target what we consider symbolic targets, and the message is that the government is not in control of the area," said Frederic Grare, South Asia Program director the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a nonprofit organization promoting international cooperation.

But, while the supercooling is clearly asserted, the less than 0.1 K effect will have hardly any repercussions for practical applications.

He was clearly asserting a claim to the presidency and trying to swathe himself in gravitas.

One extreme example would be the Tibet Museum in Lhasa, where the signage in Chinese and English is clearly designed to assert China's right to hegemony in Tibet.

While she may have difficulty explaining financial proposals or foreign policy, or firing her sister's ex-husband without causing a scandal, she is clearly proud to assert femininity and sexuality along with power, possibly redefining what in America a female candidate can now be.

At this point Robert Greenberg is clearly in charge, but Michael asserts himself more and more.

Now faith seems to be more clearly asserted, and those who are mixed race make up an ever-bigger demographic.

How people recognise their symptoms as needing medical attention or intervention is clearly key to understanding how they assert a claim to candidacy.

Tehran is clearly eager to use the meeting to assert its rising influence and claim the respect it insists it has been too long denied.

The analyst asserted that "more pricing is clearly needed".