Sentence examples for reassert ourselves from inspiring English sources

She takes their dissatisfaction as a hopeful sign, and her book is straightforwardly a call to arms: Our rapturous submission to digital technology has led to an atrophying of human capacities like empathy and self-­reflection, and the time has come to reassert ourselves, behave like adults and put technology in its place.

Unlike any other continent, Africa's footballers belong to us all - not to Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Ivory Coast or even Algeria - but to the whole expectant mass of us in our constant need to reassert ourselves as a continent of heart and talent, especially on the world stage that is Brazil 2014.

There is, however, a nascent movement among Jewish Americans to shed these insecurities and reassert ourselves as a proud indigenous Middle Eastern nation.

One of the ways we men are apparently reasserting ourselves in this century is via the beard.

But the spiritual home is not White Cube, it is the Whitechapel, and we will be reasserting ourselves".

"We are reasserting ourselves as a major national force". The SNP, Conservatives and Labour will be represented along with an independent after a new Moray councillor resigned.

But looking around at Chalabi's European oil paintings, his Italian chandeliers and his ceramic 18th century shepherd figurines a much more Iraqi taste, it should be said–I had the sense that Beirut seemed a natural place for the old Levantine culture to reassert itself, far perhaps from the radar screens of foreign policy intellectuals and journalists like ourselves.

Conservatives will reassert themselves.

Principle began to reassert itself.

Parliament needs to reassert itself.

Here came Moore to reassert herself.