Character, then, may stand for the sum of the qualities which go to make one to be thus, and not otherwise; but the basis which underlies and constantlyreasserts itself is temperament.
In conclusion, the prelate emphatically reasserts the practical superiority of his choice of a career over that of this particular sceptic, since it is in fact impossible for the journalist to live his life of negation.
Harold's people presumably denied the fact; and their denial is probably the motive of the very marked and almost eager emphasis with which the Bayeux Tapestry asserts and reasserts the reality of the personal betrayal.
Then the prayer mood reasserts itself, and the epistle finds its climax in a remarkable paragraph on prayer.
When at length He arises from that season of conflict and prayer, the victory seems to be won, and something of the old-time calm reasserts itself.
Side-note: Plato reasserts his adherence to the principle of the Republic, though the repugnance of others hinders him from realising it.
He reasserts the principle of the Republic, that separate property and separate family are both essentially mischievous: that all individuality, either of interest or sympathy or sentiment, ought to be extinguished as far as possible.
He next tries matrimony, and the same storyreasserts itself.
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