Sentence examples for reassert us from inspiring English sources

Without attempting to reconcile his perspective and Trump's – "I'm not here today to advise Mr Trump," he said – Cheney urged Trump to "reassert US leadership in the world".

Society should have a way of rewarding those who genuinely make a difference, not least because it allows us to reassert the communal belief that there is such a thing as society.

Or will common sense and basic decency reassert themselves and set us all on a better course?

As 9/11 painfully reminds us, these challenges insistently reassert themselves.

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.

After last year's domination by The Artist, and the triumph for The King's Speech in 2011, US cinema reasserted itself with a vengeance in the 2013 Oscar race, as the nominations for this year's Academy awards were announced.

At a political level, the major parties need to reassert their commitment to the 2020 goal – and show us how they intend to get there.

Doing so will require the kind of investment environments, R&D strategies, and management know-how to keep us at the forefront of innovation and reassert our competitiveness in the rapidly changing, global economy.

If it happens, we shall be ready to reassert the importance of democracy and what it can offer us.

This story also reminds us how political theology can be adapted to circumstances and reassert itself, even in the face of seemingly irresistible forces like modernization, secularization and democratization.

Conservatives will reassert themselves.