"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.
The same goes for makeup, she says: Because the gymnasts are older, "they're given a little more permission to play with makeup than they used to have, and they're a little older, so maybe they're allowed to assert themselves a little better".
(Medical School 1, PS182, first interview, quartile 2) "You inevitably get some people who are a bit shy and, you know, find it difficult to put themselves forward and to some extent they have to learn to assert a little bit more authority".
If the perennial All-Star Kevin Garnett had asserted himself a little more, the outcome could have been worse.
"I think the work I made for my book was essential for finding a photographic voice and asserting myself a little bit more as a photographer and listening to my intuition," she says.
To understand the entanglement of the Wayleses, Jeffersons and Hemingses is, she asserts, "a little like trying to eat spaghetti with a knife".
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.
Indeed, the three issues that Brady has helped shepherd are "the only big hits so far in the new Administration," a senior Treasury official asserted with only a little exaggeration.
