Sentence examples for assertive if from inspiring English sources
He needs to be no less assertive if he becomes governor.
"Patients need to be assertive if their symptoms are not what are typically expected.
"A man can be called assertive if he launches World War Three.
Large New Zealand mussels were blanketed in an appropriately assertive, if thick, mustard cream.
A woman can be called assertive if she puts you on hold," wrote Gloria Steinem.
The Kennelly chorus talks in sentences and thus sounds more assertive, if less mystical and threatening.
If you are assertive in the true sense of the word, your boss will feel that they got what they wanted too.
But if you want to be more assertive, or if you want to be a stronger leader, you need to take risks.
The videos all end with this assertive slogan: "If you wouldn't take it on the ground, don't take it in the air".
You might need to be very assertive though if your doctor tries to pinpoint the problems on menopause when your hunch is that it is something else.
It would be one thing if Congress were clearly the assertive party here — if President Obama had gone to war without asking for authorization, for instance, and had then seen funding for the operation immediately cut off and articles of impeachment issued.
