Sentence examples for brave assertions from inspiring English sources
A couple of seasons back, such brave assertions filled the covers of a dozen magazines devoted to the gospel of high-tech, many of which are no longer in business.
It's certainly a brave assertion.
Those of us who are standing on the shoulders of giants shouldn't try to wrestle with them; only giants can wrestle with giants, and adaptation, if it's any good, is no mere mark of respect but an active and dangerous contention, an assertion and self-assertion that is as brave and as daring as it is potentially catastrophic.
For all Minnie's cavalierly independent self-assertion, for all her apparently brave and admirable indifference to the way that her behavior is perceived, the movie itself is utterly disingenuous about Minnie's ingenuous bravado.
Dan Norman Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Aug. 31, 2010 To the Editor: Re "We Owe the Troops an Exit" (column, Aug. 31): Bob Herbert is right in his assertion that we have failed our brave soldiers miserably in Afghanistan.
But they never got within a goal of the Sounders and Porter's assertion that the game was closer than the scoreline suggested was putting a brave face on evidence of some familiar frailties at the back.
One may easily find suggestive evidence for this assertion at any large comic-book convention by studying the spectacle of the brave and bold convention attendees, those members of the general comics-fan public who show up in costume and go shpatziring around the ballrooms and exhibition halls dressed as Wolverine, say, or the Joker's main squeeze, Harley Quinn.
