Sentence examples for better to assert from inspiring English sources

Better to assert one's knowledge unequivocally, especially if past academic honours certify one's claims of expertise.

Even if Mr Clinton had no intention of sending in ground troops, it would have been better to assert otherwise, and to make a great show of deploying troops in the region.

The current squabble began when the right-wing governor of Tokyo declared that the metropolitan government would buy the Senkakus from their indebted private owner, the better to assert Japanese sovereignty.

Now that yelpy, jerky post-punk is back in fashion, who better to assert their claim to progenitorship than Devo, who parlayed jumpsuits and flowerpot hats into both an ethos of de-evolution and some unlikely hits.

Who could be better to assert that protecting our homeless youths must become a priority of our movement than the warriors whose courage made that movement possible?

So here Mr. Lamar was in Brooklyn — what better opportunity to assert his primacy than this?

"As a lawyer, she knows better than to assert conclusions in the absence of evidence.

It would be hard to imagine an event better calculated to assert the US's imperial dominance of the global music business than the 2009 Grammys.

What better way to assert that theme than the premiere of "212," a symphony in homage to Manhattan by the composer and native New Yorker Robert Sirota?

What better way to assert my independence in a flat, crowded and hot world that suffers from clashes of civilizations, the end of history and other tired metaphors masquerading as big ideas?

In presenting his proposals on Wednesday, Mr. Bush said his plan would take illegal immigrant workers out of the shadows and would, by giving them temporary visas, make them less vulnerable and better able to assert their rights.