Sentence examples similar to regularly reassert from inspiring English sources

The shadow of the B.G. era (Before "Gosford") reasserts itself regularly.

Conservatives will reassert themselves.

Principle began to reassert itself.

These two productions' current experimenting with a lengthy, regularly interrupted night of theatre, though partly driven by respect for the dramatists' attempts to reflect the passage of time, may be intended to reassert a difference between the art forms.

Surely John Kerry will reassert himself eventually?

Here came Moore to reassert herself.

Parliament needs to reassert itself.

1. Withdrawal of error; right to reassert.

She needs to reassert her authority.

"Market reality will reassert itself," one said.

Yet they reassert themselves in crises.