Sentence examples for is constantly asserting from inspiring English sources

I've never heard anyone assert, as he appears to think everyone in the digital arena is constantly asserting, that "collectives make the best stuff" -- quite the opposite.

As in Bolaño's work, narrative itself is often the subject; stories are folded within other stories and narrators are constantly asserting their presence.

In my world, activists and liberal professors (like me) are constantly asserting that corporations can and should care about more than just shareholder profit.

Toward the end of a novel that accumulates rather than develops, and in which the muses are constantly asserting the existence of a new time scheme, the movie's eternal present, we once again come across old Lucky Pierre.

Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.

To him the sky is constantly visible, asserting itself as a fact more positive even than the subjects in front of it.

It asserted that nobody was above the law – an idea which is constantly tested, and one which may have some serious resonance in 2015, as political scandals begin, once again, to stack up.

Physical reality is constantly evolving, constantly growing, constantly changing.

He is constantly exhausted.

It is constantly rewiring.

On the Pakistani side, national pride has been constantly invoked to assert that India cannot dictate to Pakistan.