Sentence examples for of reassertion from inspiring English sources
This was mostly a project of reassertion: yes, the church still believes in the Resurrection, the Trinity and the Virgin birth.
His mission of reassertion is always accompanied by cursing and trivialising an unfortunate interruption in his blessed way of life – like a damning government report, bankruptcy, or a period in jail.
Adds producer Ron Yerxa, "In the final drive-through scene, Bruce managed to evoke being the recipient of his son's generosity, yet also he was able to stand tall in the truck and have this moment of reassertion of strength for himself".
In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, Milan Meetarbhan, the Mauritian ambassador to the UN and one of his government's top officials, spoke of a "reassertion of [Mauritian] sovereignty over the Chagos islands".
"There was some talk about how Davis had done better in our last poll, and that was partially an artifact of her rise in the fall, and we're seeing something of a reassertion of the normal pattern".
For sure, the UK is unlikely to experience the religious extremism and fervent small-town conservatism of America's political hinterland, but we should remain alive to the risk of a reassertion of illiberal values in British politics.
The National Government, which in all but name was a Conservative administration, was the agent of a reassertion of state power which not only broke with the free-trade policy of the previous hundred years, but also laid the foundations of the managed economy with its corporatist structure which the bipartisan consensus established after 1945.
Many other examples of theConfucian reassertion of meaning in the early-modern period could be given.
The change of Prime Ministers was, of course, a reassertion of Qaddafi's power: more tumbling of the rats.
But in the zero-sum politics of this conflict of nations, any reassertion of an Israeli hold on the plateau was bound to inflame Palestinians' own fears.
James's return marks the latest stage of a remarkable reassertion of power by Rupert Murdoch over his UK and European media assets.
