Sentence examples for strong reassertion from inspiring English sources

Since these concepts are not particularly fashionable (or relevant) these days, the clear implication is that the United Kingdom may now be surplus to requirements.Tony Blair would certainly not accept such an idea indeed his conference speech this week contained a strong reassertion of his belief in a United Kingdom.

Yet the seeming moderation of Richard's rule was matched by a strong emphasis on the reassertion of royal authority.

The religious wars also engendered a luxuriant growth of political ideas that in the end provided a strong theoretical basis for the reassertion of royal authority.

Many of the new men who had emerged from the Resistance movement into political life, business posts, or the state bureaucracy retained a strong urge toward renovation as well as to a reassertion of France's lost greatness.

His reassertion of the doctrine of justification by faith elicited a strong reaction from Gardiner.

Joan (1165 1199) John (1166 1216) Henry faced many challenges to secure possession of his father's and grandfathers' lands that required the reassertion and extension of old suzerainties.

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.

The attack on multiculturalism - so often sold as a reassertion of Enlightenment principles - often masks a distinctly unenlightened reassertion of hierarchic and traditionalist thinking.

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.