Sentence examples for reassertion of from inspiring English sources
The attack on multiculturalism - so often sold as a reassertion of Enlightenment principles - often masks a distinctly unenlightened reassertion of hierarchic and traditionalist thinking.
But sonorous thirds appear in the last movement, marking Scelsi's reassertion of consonance.
Even so, the arrest signified a powerful reassertion of the rule of law in Mexico.
It's not a justification, but a reassertion of the usually excised historical context.
Never mind the reassertion of authoritarian regimes in Central Asia and elsewhere.
It's an exciting reassertion of a Macbeth that's been largely forgotten.
This reassertion of democratic political will is also a victory for the United States.
The response of investors and supervisors has not been joy at this reassertion of market discipline.
Now they are back, in a quiet reassertion of Dutch history.
For Mr. Obama, this was a MacArthur moment, a reassertion of civilian control.
Victorian novels always end with a reassertion of the principle of Separate Spheres.
