Sentence examples for don't assert from inspiring English sources

Don't assert what is not yet established by the facts.

If the poets don't assert the value of their words, who will?

"The law says that if you don't assert and protect the right to an image, you can lose that right".

"Since 9/11, I've seen that if we don't assert ourselves, we're relinquishing our religion to be defined by those who speak the loudest and act the toughest".

They don't assert their presence, except to tell you (much like your mother) to stand up straight and get your hair out of your face.

They don't involve the U.N., they don't invoke diplomacy, they don't assert a principle of pacifism but affirm a policy of prudent and patient but ready and robust defense.

Moreover, the hypothesis would suggest that the authors wish to explain why some expectant mothers and fathers seek care while other don't; asserting that lack of knowledge and awareness may be one factor.

I agree, but I do not assert it.

But for reasons of culture as much as language, many parents still do not assert themselves.

But their defenders do not assert that everything should be a community garden.

If they do not assert that clear control, these technology companies risk losing business – not only from skittish consumers, but also from corporate and foreign-government clients.