Sentence examples for with reasserting from inspiring English sources

Tormented by his declining political influence over President Lincoln, Seward became obsessed with reasserting his once legendary authority in Washington.

The challenge with reasserting a womanly shape is to make it part of a contemporary vision rather than a return to the past.

Kurt Vilecredits him with reasserting the spontaneous, DIY authenticity of lo-fi culture, while his postmodern take on pop has found him tapped for collaborations by Sky Ferreira and Azealia Banks.

As long as Kim is consumed with reasserting internal stability, South Korea must understandably guard against spillover effects from potential political instability in North Korea.

The beginning of the pre-dreadnought era coincided with Britain reasserting her naval dominance.

This process will end with them reasserting themselves as improved U.S. money centers as long as they have the best and most competent captains to guide them.

Little seems to have changed this century, with past trends reasserting themselves.

The play is all about taking a city that's become synonymous with death, and reasserting its connection to life.

In Cuban's world, his Mavericks were swamped by the Spurs in Game 2 of that first-round series, with the Spurs reasserting themselves as championship contenders, writes Ian Thomsen on SI.com.

With the United States reasserting itself in Asia, and an emboldened China projecting military and economic power as never before, each side is doing whatever it can to gain the favor of economically struggling, strategically placed Myanmar.

The most ambitious number, "Dance Medley," strung together five standards about ballroom dancing to tell a story of a woman longingly contemplating an ex-lover on a dance floor, getting her turn with him and reasserting her abject passion.