But my goal has been to make sure that the United States can genuinely assert leadership in this issue internationally, that we are considered part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
Are you genuinely striving for innovation or simply asserting your dominance?
Yet part of what makes "Get Out" both exciting and genuinely unsettling is how real life keeps asserting itself, scene after scene.
"He has an extremely intense aesthetic sensibility," said the museum's director, Michael Govan, asserting that Mr. Kotick is genuinely devoted to art, not dabbling or speculating.
Without seeing the actual returns, he said, "asserting that TTO counterparties are not 'Russian' is genuinely meaningless," using an abbreviation for the Trump Organization.
In addition, contrary to her original, she begins as an injured, not an injuring, party, having been left by a rich husband (whom, it is asserted, she genuinely loved) for "a younger, allegedly hotter girl".
Asserting an identity such as 'Lloyd is I.L. Humberstone' can be genuinely informative, ruling out empirical possibilities previously taken to be live options.
He is asserting himself".
Asserting your needs and boundaries.
"The senior generals assert, and seem genuinely to believe, that the military is the only guarantor of that unity and stability".
"No book is genuinely free of political bias," he asserted in "Why I Write".
