Sentence examples for reasserting himself as from inspiring English sources

Obama has not finished reasserting himself, as Letterman's audience will discover.

With this strategy, Saddam is reasserting himself as a regional player, undercutting support for UNSC resolutions on Iraq, and strengthening his domestic position.

"We put Holly through here because we said she had a great palate," he says later, reasserting himself as the chief arbiter of Holly's palate.

Ashcroft has used the resumption of relatively normal life in Washington to return to a kind of campaign mode, reasserting himself as the Administration's chief emissary to social conservatives.

He was the main reason this series isn't over, finding a layer of grit few thought he had left, as Nicholas Cotsonika writes on Yahoo.com, and reasserting himself as the Capitals tour de force, writes A.J. Perez on Foxsports.com.com

The ousted Nationalists are plotting Mr. Chen's downfall, former President Lee Teng-huisis reasserting himself as a self-styled messiah and Beijing continues to ignore Mr. Chen's calls to open talks.

By hitting.300 in May entering Saturday, Jeter has reasserted himself as the Yankees' leadoff hitter.

In winning, he reasserted himself as one of the greatest racers in United States history.

Part of Lucas's urge, it seems, is to reassert himself as a figure of the '70s.

Mr. McAuliffe, a former Democratic Party chairman, has reasserted himself as a political field marshal for the national party.

Knoblauch is joining a second-division team and will attempt to reassert himself as an offensive player.