Sentence examples for assertive culture from inspiring English sources

In such an assertive culture, it was hard not to think about your own assertiveness.

But Klinsmann believes that the team's playing style will eventually resemble something like the country's assertive entrepreneurial culture.

In some ways, this long campaign has inspired some introspection at a time when immigration and other social changes confront many Britons with a greater and more assertive blend of cultures and faiths than ever before.

More than any other year thus far in that decade, it was the time when that increasingly assertive and visible youth culture collided with realpolitik.

Well, it's an attention-grabbing statement, ideally suited to our culture of assertive headlines, but it's probably not true.

A higher score indicates for instance that a culture is assertive and competitive.

The first successful overseas manager, first to challenge openly the stodgy parts of the culture, a hugely assertive midwife at what might have been a difficult rebirth.

Medical culture can encourage assertive behavior, arrogance and a sense of entitlement.

The theme is Labour's squeamishness about patriotism, how it struggles to connect with a disaffected Englishness – a culture that is both assertive and defensive.

Many of the designs, assertive and brightly colored, originated in nomadic cultures and were meant to be clearly readable from a distance.

One day he was a man of his culture, a disciplinarian father, aggressive, loud, assertive, edgy, irascible, solipsistic.