Sentence examples for to keep asserting from inspiring English sources

In an interview with a New Delhi television station, in 2014, she burst into tears, saying she was exhausted by the need to "keep asserting my Indianness".

And as you continue to listen, patterns keep asserting themselves within this seeming randomness.

Reality series, as well as talk shows like "Oprah," keep asserting that material goods can brighten prospects, that a community can come together to help a silent sufferer in their midst, that it helps to share one's woes with someone who can do something about them.

Though the exhibition doesn't dwell on the personalities of the two generals, they keep asserting themselves nonetheless.

Instead they keep asserting that they are proud of what they have done and would do the same again.

The media keep asserting that there is an anti-incumbent mood among the electorate.

China keeps asserting claims to unilateral predominance in surrounding international waters that American officials say have no basis in international law.

In an all-too-similar manner, the European Central Bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, now keeps asserting that Europe's sovereign debt crisis does not pose a significant threat to the overall European economy, let alone to the global economy.

But her voice, both big and secretive, hollowing out into a rasp here and there, keeps asserting itself despite the grand context, and the songs' juxtapositions of melodies are jarring enough to make them personal.

I couldn't really blame Mr. Rudd's audiences for chortling when Steve keeps asserting that all is fine with his budding deal, even though the fellow who promised to pony up $9 million – a guy from Zurich he's never met (um, ring any bells, Broadway musical-watchers?) – fails to pour all that cash into Steve's account.

Brown kept asserting himself in the playoffs.