To understand the entanglement of the Wayleses, Jeffersons and Hemingses is, she asserts, "a little like trying to eat spaghetti with a knife".
"He's got to assert himself a little bit," D'Antoni said.
The ECB's steadfast commitment is admirable, their loyalty commendable, but their rush to assert it a little rash.
A giant new Chobani plant in Twin Falls, Idaho, "went live in December, and we're ready to assert ourselves a little more and drive awareness," said Mr. Heath, senior vice president for innovation and interim chief marketing officer.
If the perennial All-Star Kevin Garnett had asserted himself a little more, the outcome could have been worse.
In 2011, a number of respected legal scholars asserted that a little-known provision of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution essentially invalidated the debt limit.
A little pink is preferable to a full body cast or black armband, and nothing asserts manhood like a little self-victimization, but you get the idea.
"I probably could have asserted my jab a little bit more.
Critics assert that little will be accomplished because money simply cannot be stopped from flowing into elections; supporters insist that the law already has had a profound effect by ending large unregulated donations to the parties.
Or she might assert as little as is needed to preserve the basic modal inferences from actuality: for example, every true P is possibly true, and actually true, but this is the limit of literal modal truth.
