Sentence examples for lead to assert from inspiring English sources

"What women want" is to be able to compete, to lead, to assert themselves, to succeed without being tagged with sophomoric labels.

This is an inaccurate description, but it is instructive to recount why someone might be led to assert it.

Humanistic tradition, rather than revolutionary inspiration, would lead Francis Bacon to assert in the early 17th century that the passions should become objects of systematic investigation.

Spinoza's rationalist principles also lead him to assert a strict determinism and to deny any role to final causes or teleology in explanation.

If that happens, then my students will relive the moment Fredrick Douglass experienced to lead him to assert, "I truly knew the extent of my bondage".

Overall, these data lead us to assert that GABA metabolism would be of prime importance in roots.

The high proportionate income of women on the tea estates could lead them to assert and achieve their preferences for investing in child health (Luke and Munshi 2011).

Abroad, it led him to assert Brazil's right to join the best talking shops, such as the United Nations Security Council.

His enthusiasm for traditional Japanese art often led him to assert the superiority of Oriental over Western art.

This line of thought leads Spinoza to assert that the message of the scriptures is to be found not in any collection of ancient parchments but rather in the spirit that pervades them.

A revolt of Nationalist troops stationed in the province against the Nationalist government in Nanjing in 1933 led Nanjing to assert its control over the province and to expel communist forces.