| 词汇 | example_english_reassert |
| 释义 | Examples of reassertThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It was not until the start of the twenty-first century that electronic music reasserted itself as something outside of the pre-existing rules of functionality. Furthermore, employers were not merely exerting physical control over the unemployed but were also reasserting control over the dominant economic and social values. During the test phase they were free to reassert this assumption and consequently selected or judged incorrectly. The losers in global restructuring then try to reassert themselves through organized resistance. It is a means by which the homogeneity of this identity is reasserted and justified when challenged from other grounds. It is striking, however, that the political appeal of majority rule often reasserts itself even where supermajority multipliers or other minority-veto schemes are in effect. He thus reasserts the essentialism and binarism of modernist philosophies of music education. Thus, whilst culture was increasingly defined as distinct from the economic and political,13 it was an important tool in reasserting middleclass power. This idea, guided by the paradism of evolution, reasserts the idea of competition for resources. He must reassert his authority by silencing her threatening speech and insisting on his verbal command of the conversation. In time the structures will reassert themselves and resume their old and eternal war against spirit. And right now, in particular, it seems poised to reassert itself. Attempting to reassert power, weak democracies resort to authoritarian measures. First, the two countries had distinctive political histories and national traditions before 1918, and some commentators have argued that these traditions reasserted themselves since 1989. Such deep-seated inequalities invariably reassert themselves in transitions. At the same time it should ideally disappear after the performance to allow the grandeur and otherness of the cave to reassert itself. Such games and play also reassert performers' creativity and agency when preparing for performances that frequently necessitate largely predetermined actions on cue. The answer is that an organization experiencing dwindling legitimacy and poise often responds by reasserting its founding myths. Of course, the nation is not a self but a cultural and political formation - a continually reasserted fiction of autochthonous community. If as a result of this test we decide to renew the act of assertion, the two parts are reunited and the sentence is reasserted. Twenty-five years later, however, the shock seems to have worn off, and the attraction of earliness has reasserted itself. We do so not to reassert some masculinist norm (or indeed the male-female division itself, which even in the nineteenth century was never rigid). If humanity does not exercise more caution, diseases could reassert their historic influence. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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