Sentence examples similar to assertive declarations from inspiring English sources

As the hourlong show flows to its ameliorative ending, it takes a comedic sidestep into feminism as the scientist's lonely wife (Jessica Molaskey) joins a friend in an assertive declaration of freedom.

It may also have been a manifesto of sorts, an assertive declaration that tonality and conventional structures still had something to say at a time when Serialism was ascendant.

Mr. Bush's comments, in a speech here just a few hours before he departed for Japan and in comments to Asian and Australian reporters that were released by the White House, marked an assertive declaration of what he called "a new American strategy" as he headed to several countries where anti-American sentiment runs high.

On June 13, Sistani called for Iraqis to take up arms against the insurgency - an unusually assertive declaration for the 83-year-old cleric, who favors a behind-the-scenes role.

Be kind and assertive.

But he's too assertive and too adult; he misses the innocence whereby this tutor is repeatedly taken by surprise by the declarations he receives.

This bumps up against China's more assertive posture of "active defense" in the East China Sea marked most recently by its surprise, unilateral declaration in December of an "air defense identification zone".

Clarke's declaration on 566-8, executed from the balcony with a classic, disdainful backward wave, had a theatrically assertive quality.

And we love, but love, the assertive revolutionary women, whose idea of a pickup line is, "I'm looking for a mind at work". That declaration comes from Angelica (the commanding Renée Elise Goldsberry), Hamilton's intellectual soulmate and the eldest of the captivating Schuyler sisters.

Be assertive!

Be assertive,' " said Kushner.