Sentence examples for led to assert from inspiring English sources

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

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

The equaliser led to Chelsea asserting themselves in the match as the team began to build up possession.

5. Iran's Nuclear Program: Why is a nuclear armed Iran such a national security threat to the U.S. that has led you to assert that you will go to war against Iran if it builds a nuclear weapon?

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.

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.

This led him to assert that the tangent does not touch the circle at a point only but along a definite length of the circumference; clearly he was referring to human perception of drawn tangents and circles.

Rubio's stature as a popular Latino Republican, one who has been mentioned as a vice-presidential candidate, has led some to assert that the story itself was a "hit job".

President Ahmadinejad so changed the direction of the state that it has led many to assert that three decades after the revolution, Iran remains a place defined by individuals, not institutions.

Their presence at some tense campus situations, like the protests over the removal of remedial students from CUNY's senior colleges, led critics to assert that the security officers were too militaristic.