Sentence examples for nowadays asserted from inspiring English sources

Whenever someone wants something that conflicts, a "right" is nowadays asserted.

Nowadays, Yang asserts, "rulers and ordinary citizens alike know in their hearts that the totalitarian system has reached its end".

As Lucius Wilmerding's massive study of the Electoral College noted in 1958, "it is the fashion nowadays (to assert that electors were to make the election according to their own will)..

Nowadays, union leaders assert that they are open to trade expansion measures so long as those measures include core worker protections, like the right to form labor unions and a ban on child labor.

Overturning common sense, we might assert that nowadays it is quite rare to find something unsuitable to be capitalized: everything could be intended as patrimony, general wealth, public property, everybody's heritage.

Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.

Then James asserted his authority.

Speed kills, the moralists asserted.

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Eventually, however, Southerland asserted himself.

From there, James asserted himself.