Sentence examples similar to distinctly asserting from inspiring English sources
His failure to fulfill the contract on his part in respect to these first two installments justified the defendants in rescinding the whole contract, provided they distinctly and seasonably asserted the right of rescission.
Mainlanders long formed the backbone of the Nationalist Party's authoritarian rule, but as the island democratized, its people began to assert a distinctly Taiwanese identity.
During the next several years, the Helmsleys filed no fewer than six lawsuits against Mimi, asserting that they were entitled to the money in Jay's estate, a distinctly modest sum compared with their own fortune.
Apple is asserting one trade dress registration which covers both the iPad and iPhone's distinctly "Apple" design.
He is asserting himself".
has been acquiring & asserting authority.
China asserting itself in Asia.
Asserting your needs and boundaries.
Although Button blamed another Fuegian tribe for the butchery, Hazlewood asserts that it is "distinctly probable" that he led the attack.
It matters who calls themselves femme, they assert, and there is something distinctly queer about femme identity.
While the CFB asserts that its public finance system is distinctly different from Arizona's, and therefore not greatly jeopardized by the outcome of McComish, Friedman admits that the CFB is closely monitoring the case and has joined an amicus brief on the side of the State of Arizona in an effort to preserve trigger funds.
