Sentence examples for forcefully assert from inspiring English sources

Once more and this time, add gritting your teeth as you forcefully assert your "won't power".

She risks antagonizing China if she attempts to forcefully assert Taiwan's sovereignty and reverses eight years of warming China ties under incumbent President Ma Ying-jeof of the Nationalists.

It is of no disrespect to the lost lives of officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos to continue to forcefully assert — as thousands of protesters have long been doing — that Black Lives Matter.

Tsai risks antagonizing China if she attempts to forcefully assert Taiwan's sovereignty and reverses eight years of warming China ties under incumbent President Ma Ying-jeou of the Nationalists, whose forces retreated to Taiwan in 1949.

The thought that much of the hope for immediate future for progressive America is linked to the hope that the Obama administration will proudly and forcefully assert a progressive agenda should, based on what we have seen the last two years, be daunting for most progressives, but to a great extent that is where progressive America finds itself after the shellacking.

Never interrupt and never forcefully assert your knowledge.

China has more forcefully asserted sovereignty over great swathes of the South China Sea.

Paul Krugman has consistently and forcefully asserted that unemployment in both the United States and Europe is disastrously high.

The show is a statement opener for the foundation, forcefully asserting its position in the crowded European art scene.

This need not have happened if Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats had forcefully asserted their agenda before the midterm election and held a vote on the tax cuts.

To start forcefully asserting the central federal role in immigration, the administration should rescind a once-secret 2002 memo from President George W. Bush's attorney general, John Ashcroft, that declared that state and local police had "inherent authority" to make immigration arrests.