Sentence examples for a very assertive from inspiring English sources

The U.S. is a very assertive society with people, but not when it comes to dogs.

He describes his relationship with his dad as "businesslike," and himself as "a very assertive, aggressive kid".

The dominant art of the period was abstract expressionism: a very assertive, extrovert, macho art like that of Jackson Pollock or Willem de Kooning, very gestural.

One of the reasons I feel so free is that I feel I belong to a world majority, and a very assertive one.

Mr. Hyatt stirred a classic proportion: two parts Junipero, a very assertive locally made gin, to one part Sutton Cellars vermouth with a dash of orange bitters and twist of lemon.

That's because of the way many girls are brought up, she says — resulting in the feeling that "there might be backlash against me if I negotiate in a very assertive way".

As Gillick puts it, "He stands against a certain sort of very assertive, very authored curating that was prominent when we were young.

"We as a movement have been very assertive in embracing the full civil rights of gay men and women," Rabbi Polish said.

He was confusing one of the subjects Hewitt asked him about, Iran's Quds Force, with a group that is very assertive about not being Arab: the Kurds, U.S. partners who Trump couldn't compliment fast enough even though they were not relevant to Hewitt's question.

"He was quite arrogant, but funny and very assertive, and a bit of a homophobe".

"O'Keeffe was very assertive as a woman but was always very keen to assert that she was an important artist, not just an important female artist".