Say again, forcefully

Usage examples of reassert.

I watched Alfonse reassert his bearish presence with a shoulder-rolling gesture.

After Brin had caused the family dog to chase its tail until it nearly dropped and had wilted an entire garden of vegetables, her father had been quick to reassert his decision that the Elfstones would never be used again by anyone.

Europe and Islam is the reintegration of western civilization, artificially sundered at the Renaissance and now reasserting its unity with overwhelming force.

Several dogmatic decrees were passed on the sacraments, reasserting transubstantiation and all the doctrines and usages of the church.

But such unpleasing sensations were outweighed by the great comfort of his position, the unanalysable, the almost mysterious properties of his reclining-chair, which he had applauded even on his first experience of it, and which reasserted themselves in the happiest way whenever he resorted to it anew.

Thus, at least partly unburdened, the opportunist in him began to reassert itself fully.

It could be saved only if the master race, the Germans, reasserted their old absolute authority.

If it is to be durable constant care will be required, for nature never gives up its rights and reasserts them when the constraint of man is withdrawn.

Relentlessly scrounging resources and working nonstop, the remaining machines had rebuilt and reasserted their complete control over the planet in less than a year, like an inexorable tide erasing footprints on a beach.

As he did, the symbologist within him loudly reasserted the artistic challenge of creating the mythical ambigram.

The imperium Galliarum established by Postumus in the year I had come to Avalon now included Hispania as well as Gallia and Britannia, and there did not seem to be much that the Emperor Gallienus, plagued by a series of pretenders in the other sectors of his empire, could do to reassert his authority.

Tom Zwingler smiled as a world of comforting certainties, codewords and organization reasserted itself for him.

Who knows why Saddam might want to do such a thing--to gain a better position to influence the Arab-Israeli dispute, to reassert his bid to Arab leadership, or for some other reason known only to himself--but his invasions of Kuwait and Iran were equally mystifying at the time.

The moon, temporarily eclipsed by the ambulance lights, reasserted its dominion.

He came round slowly, stretching and grimacing, but his fundamental good nature soon reasserted itself.