Sentence examples for confidence in asserting themselves from inspiring English sources
These gendered prescriptions may differentially impede both men and women's confidence in asserting themselves in various sexual contexts to the extent that such assertions violate assigned gender roles.
Meanwhile, backbencher Lynne Jones expressed disbelief over Mr Blair's confidence in asserting the legal case for war on the eve of the conflict.
Threats to external validity compromise the confidence in asserting that the results of the study can be generalized to and between individuals, settings, and under the temporal perspective.
In recent years, China's economic success has bolstered Beijing's confidence in asserting its position in regional and global affairs.
Even as we are trying to escape our cultural biases, they are in fact asserting themselves.
They lack the confidence to assert themselves to defend and advance their collective interests.
Leeds required more men prepared to take the initiative to beat the Premiership's form side, and slowly Kewell's colleagues found the confidence to assert themselves.
Now, Tibetans in Tibet are asserting themselves and those in exile can only respond with candles and prayer.
Just over two weeks after the 15-point loss at Tennessee that shook Connecticut's confidence, the Huskies asserted themselves at the most important moments.
"At first," Mr. Cole said, "the university couldn't really understand why students were asserting themselves in this way.
