Sentence examples similar to with vigorous assertion from inspiring English sources

The arc of Monday's concert, which ran 90 minutes without intermission, suggested a musical and spiritual journey from faith and innocence through a dark night of the soul that is ultimately rejected with a vigorous assertion of optimism.

Do not rely on vigorous assertion alone.

It's as if Scotland's vigorous assertion of its own identity has shattered the lazy assumption that "British" was basically synonymous with "English", forcing the rest of us to ask rather defensively what being English actually means.

The reception and assimilation of outside influence followed by a vigorous assertion of national styles thus characterized the cycle of Japanese cultural development.

As news of the Westminster plot spread, Mr Blair's hope that his extensive reshuffle might be seen as a vigorous assertion of prime ministerial authority was dashed.

In the person of Moses Montefiore there was only the human totality of the Jewish people and a vigorous assertion of the Jewish place in the larger world.

In the address he hailed an era of peace and prosperity at home and urged a vigorous assertion of U.S. interests in its foreign relations, including the "eminently important" acquisition of new territories.

They beckon me in with vigorous waves.

Lowry drew the streets with vigorous accuracy.

"In China and Greece, you get many urban centers with vigorous debate.

This early work met with vigorous objections.