Sentence examples for which asserted itself from inspiring English sources

During the 3rd and 4th centuries a new world religion appeared in the form of Manichaeanism, which asserted itself as a superior form of Christianity with a new universal claim of validity.

Her house has an independent aliveness which asserts itself amid order - for she is an independent champion of order.

But those punishments were considered inadequate by the special counsel, which asserted they should have been fired.

Veuillot lived in Rome during the First Vatican Council (1870), which asserted papal infallibility, thus representing a triumph for the Ultramontanists.

Last month, Morgan Stanley was fined $2 million by NASD, which asserted that the firm used forbidden incentives to sell its funds.

Campbell describes a story in the Sun last week, which asserted that the Queen backed Brexit, as "cock".

The aunt also gave young Lothar a book on transvestism, which asserted that it was an "utterly natural... phenomenon".

Wollstonecraft also wrote "Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman", which asserted that women had strong sexual desires and that it was degrading and immoral to pretend otherwise.

Still seeking a mediatory solution, Sergius formulated in 638 the doctrine of monothelitism, which asserted that Christ has both divine and human natures but only one (divine) will.

Others, especially Calvinists, emphasizing God's sovereignty and initiative, taught "double predestination," which asserted that God predestined some people to be saved and others to be damned.

He approved an advertisement which asserted, "Some people will say anything to be elected President".