Sentence examples for that asserted itself from inspiring English sources

In the Mozart concerto, the orchestra was joined by the deeply musical British pianist Paul Lewis, who played with a pellucid sound that asserted itself against the ensemble more with its radiant warmth than with force.

I say unfortunately because the new normal that asserted itself has involved significant human suffering.

"A Senate that passes a budget; that repeals Obamacare, that asserts itself more when you have president Obama failing on foreign policy".

A Cheeky Blithe Spirit Blithe spirits come in all sizes: this one was about 5 feet 6, skinny, with a smile that asserts itself in Cathy Bruneau's snapshots.

Some Chinese analysts say China's new attitude in foreign policy reflects a deeper shift in its psychology: a greater self-confidence that asserts itself, paradoxically, as moderation.

But you do notice a marked lack of physical vanity all the same - this isn't a character that asserts itself as a beauty.

Certainly the antipathy aimed at the more formally experimental entries seems reflective of the same ungenerous, unadventurous mind-set (except when I boo, of course) that asserts itself here every year.

By stepping outside of those boundaries, Brand introduced a totally different horizon and asked the question that asserts itself throughout history: what sort of world do we want to live in?

Transphobic is a particularly sharp, slap-in-the-face debut that asserts itself and its creator's existence to the fullest extent.

In a more theoretical sense, "there is a tyranny about perfection, a certain tedium even, something that asserts itself with all the dogmatism of a scientific formula," which De Button points out to suggest that perfection should not always be the aim.

The novel is equally good — sympathetic, modulated, deft — on Mitchell's struggle with his spirituality, Leonard's with the mental illness that asserts itself from early on, and Madeleine and Leonard's with each other.