Sentence examples for reassert with from inspiring English sources

This was no joke; Kierkegaard's great contribution to Western philosophy was to assert, or to reassert with Romantic urgency, that, subjectively speaking, each existence is the center of the universe.

** This was no joke; Kierkegaard's great contribution to Western philosophy was to assert, or to reassert with Romantic urgency, that, subjectively speaking, each existence is the center of the universe.

This tenacious artist has now given his father a proper memorial and has reasserted, with power and grace, the history and identity of his nearly effaced country.

Denmark's subsequent nervousness reflected the subconscious belief that the natural order was about to be reasserted, with Italy likely to equalise and maybe win the game.

It was thanks to Felt that America finally reasserted, with Nixon's forced resignation, that no one – not even the president – is above the law.

It seems that 20th-century ideas of ownership and control - especially of intellectual property such as copyright and trademarks - are being reasserted, with added legal muscle, after a 10-year period when the internet sparked an explosion of business models and (if we're honest) casual disregard, especially of copyright, when it came to music and video.

This was again reasserted with the DSC study of the pure drug Loratadine, blank wafer, and drug-loaded wafer.

But just to confuse matters, spelling can reassert itself, with speakers taking their cue from the arrangement of letters on the page rather than what they hear.

Although the current crisis in Israel "gives civil society a moment when it can reassert itself with legitimate dissent," Mr. Ibrahim said, the government remains wary that such dissent will spread.

Thus, in later examples reminiscent of the lion type, the curvilinear patterns of the Sukhothai style reassert themselves with more or less emphasis; and by the end of the 16th century the lion type had lost its distinguishing features and merged into the run of Sukhothai patterns.

Having scored usefully, missed little and kept O'Sullivan out so effectively that his highest break in five frames was a mere 35, Williams also led 37-0 at 11-11 only for O'Sullivan to reassert himself with a timely 90 clearance before doing enough to go through to a semi-final against Graeme Dott, whom he beat in the final two years ago.