Sentence examples for starts to assert itself from inspiring English sources

It's a proposition that could be tested to destruction once the Chinese industry finds its feet, and starts to assert itself as a cinematic powerhouse.

However, as the clock nears midnight and Gil decides to go for a walk by himself, Woody Allen's old black magic starts to assert itself.

The New York School was starting to assert itself.

But no sooner has nature started to assert itself than the grass gets cut back and the mornings return to being silent and still.

But homosexuality only recently started to assert itself, with campaigns in Britain during the 1950s and 60s demanding the decriminalisation of homosexual acts between consenting adults in private.

In mere seconds, for instance, I was able to find out via the Google Ngram Viewer that the term "digital humanities" first started to assert itself in print around 2000, and has been on a steep upward curve ever since.

"It is a young generation which is starting to assert itself," said Saint-André, who is well aware of the importance of not being carried away by the two home wins.

When the landmark antitrust trial began in the fall of 1998, Linux was a novelty, the PalmPilot was just starting to assert itself and nobody was trading stocks while driving to work.

Berdych won the first set, but Murray started to assert himself.

As the group headed up First Avenue, Kamworor started to assert himself.

Gregory wants one-time England defender Barry, now under pressure for his place from Swedish signing Olof Mellberg, to start to assert himself more in the Villa defence.