Sentence examples for through assertions of from inspiring English sources

They have not hesitated to betray me through assertions of superiority intended to hurt my human rights and my human dignity.

Embodied History is a compelling and accessible exploration of how poverty was etched and how power and discipline were enacted upon the bodies of the poor, as well as how the poor attempted to transcend such discipline through assertions of bodily agency and liberty.

The goal of independence from their colonial masters, thus, was to bring recognition of their self through assertion of their 'own' ascent to modernity; an exalted state.

This means that causes are inferred from effects through assertion of logical relations between the two concepts and their relationship is used to develop plausible hypotheses [ 25, 26].

Incurability of type 2 diabetes was qualified through assertions that 'it kills' , requires 'life-long treatment', disables, and that even the best treatments fail.

These works transcend their often juvenile genre, partly through their assertion of female dominance (or at least indifference) but mainly on the strength of Ms. Takano's rich, muted colors and dry, almost pastel-like acrylic surfaces.

There is no attempt to structure these examples through an assertion of the primacy of 'female cutting'.

That's also why melodrama plays a special role in democratic culture: that sense of happiness arising from amazing coincidences veering toward blithe miracles is the magnanimous counterpart to assertions of triumph through the exertions of iron will.

As Johnsen wrote last March, we must also "resist Bush administration efforts to hide evidence of its wrongdoing through demands for retroactive immunity, assertions of state privilege, and implausible claims that openness will empower terrorists".

From a purely speculative standpoint, though, Bradford's assertions of breezing through potential roadside maneuvers may be a bit overconfident.

How can the soldier, no matter how much he wants to believe that the hardships he went through meant something, easily dismiss the assertions of respected public figures that he was a hired killer in an "immoral" war?