Sentence examples for past asserts from inspiring English sources
The past asserts its presence in every moment and every exchange.
It is the instrument by which the past asserts its right over the present.
The present never is in the sense of being observable, but it can be understood meaningfully to the extent that the past asserts its presence in it.
"Let the past go," Edward urges, but even as Patricia assures herself that "[t]here was no possible way she and Edward could have done anything at all that long-ago night, both drunk as coots," she knows that the past asserts itself each time she looks at her son.
Erin and Abby, childhood friends, co-authored a book, "Ghosts from Our Past," asserting the existence of ghosts.
Egypt has consistently rejected such an idea in the past, asserting that Gaza is Israel's responsibility because it has occupied it since 1967.
Dr. Dean's opponents, who have researched his past, assert that the record shows Dr. Dean did not stand with his party when it counted on an issue of critical importance to older voters, who loom large in early primary and caucus states like Iowa.
Many people have scoffed and sneered at Moller and his Skycar vision in the past, asserting anything from general absurdity to outright deception about Moller and his hard-fought plans.
One author of the study, Jason Richwine, resigned under criticism of his past writings asserting that some immigrants had lower intelligence.
Another car crash came when Mr Bush, his candidacy on life support, attempted to rugby tackle Mr Trump, who remains ahead in the polls, over his attempts in the past to assert the practice of "eminent domain" to seize private property for his business needs, once allegedly attempting to evict "an elderly woman" from her home.
In order to define itself, every generation must reject the past and assert its own take on the world: for example, the pop culture explosion of the 60s followed the austerity of the postwar years, or the eruption of punk against the hippies who preceded them.
