Sentence examples for point of reasserting from inspiring English sources

Corbyn aides insist he was always relaxed about whether there should be a conference vote this week, so some shadow cabinet members were surprised the Labour leader made a point of reasserting his unilateralist disarmament views in his speech.

In recent months, Saudi Arabia has made a point of reasserting its leadership in the region.

"The imagination is perhaps on the point of reasserting itself, of reclaiming its rights.

But he also made the striking point that by reasserting democracy after 1870, France weakened the voice of Paris as against the provinces, which were perennially jealous of the capital's pre-eminence.

After a quiet Game 3 (15 points), James reasserted himself and claimed the biggest victory of his career in Boston.

She even has game point before Stosur reasserts complete control, before ticking things off with an in-to-out forehand.

After Tan won 4 straight points, Zagunis reasserted her control to move to 14-7, then closed out the match.

No doubt the theme of Russia reasserting its sphere of influence is an effective way to marshal Russian support for the Chechen war -- and, maybe, to score electoral points in the process.

The glimmers of greatness, the ghost of reflex reasserting itself at bat or afield, were nice.

Indeed, the only point of remembering and celebrating Dr. King -- the fallen Prophet of our epoch -- is to reassert warmth, love and action in the midst of despairing dark and cold.

Ideally this supposes a more just distribution of resources, by reasserting the principle of long-term equity with regard to the needs of these children.