Sentence examples for yet asserted itself from inspiring English sources

Ethnic pride, coming in on the wave of the late sixties, had not yet asserted itself.

Yet identity politics has asserted itself powerfully in the makeup of each rival's political coalition.

The unpredictable nature of this season's Stanley Cup playoffs asserted itself yet again last week when the Nashville Predators, who were trailing Phoenix by two games to none and being solidly outplayed, suspended their top two scorers for Game 3 of their second-round series, and were better off for it.

The first is that a deep, recurring pattern of American life has asserted itself yet again: the cluelessness of the elite.

Yet a remarkably constant theme asserted itself: the irreconcilable differences between two competing views of the world, memorably expressed by Herodotus in his history of the struggles between the Greeks and the Persians, which pivoted not on politics but on "an understanding of what it was to be and to live like a human being".

Lastly, we challenge the assumption that labour geographers have not yet asserted themselves as activists in their own right.

Yet asserting that an emotion is really real because you can somehow see it happening in the brain adds nothing to our understanding.

Was it in the spirit of the system of self-regulation to publish Ipso's finding and yet assert that the ruling was wrong?

There is an aura of paradox in asserting that all deontological duties are categorical to be done no matter the consequences and yet asserting that some of such duties are more stringent than others.

He can call Mexicans criminals and rapists, and yet asserts that he will carry the Hispanic vote.

Allred has refused to bow to pressure from the Defense Department, which attempted to claim that he had no right to allow time served to be taken into account, but the Pentagon may yet assert that it has the right to continue holding Hamdan as an "enemy combatant," even after his sentence is over.