Sentence examples for in the assertive from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, in the assertive moments of the piano part Ms. Argerich played with thrilling ferocity.
Ms. Cuckson's readings of the Shapey études emphasized their vigor and muscularity, qualities manifest in the assertive dissonances of the set's chordal opening.
In the assertive, occasionally bluesy opening movement and the playful finale, Ms. Grimaud produced a large sound with what appeared to be little effort.
The violinist Gil Shaham played the solo line with a warm, focused but never overly pretty tone, and perfectly characterized the work's anguished and occasionally angry (in the assertive movement, particularly) spirit.
LENY ANDRADE (Wednesday and Thursday) Ms. Andrade, from Rio de Janeiro, specializes in the assertive buoyancy of samba jazz, singing in a deep cry over crisp accompaniment, in this case courtesy of the pianist Dario Eskenazi, the bassist Kip Reed and the drummer Helio Schiavo.
That a proposition (or sentence) is actually accepted, i.e., that a judgement is made, must therefore be indicated by an additional sign like Frege's judgement-stroke or it remains implicit in the assertive use of a declarative sentence.
For example, in Mandarin, the interrogative 嗎 ma in 1 and the assertive 吧 ba in 2 are typical utterance particles that convey some pragmatic information.
William Morris Endeavor, a founding investor in theAudience, sees the assertive cultivation of social media networks as one way to shift power back to stars.
At school, where she appears to be the only white student, she is taken in hand by the assertive Chenille (Ms. Washington), who has a baby at home.
Three songs that arrive early in the show — the assertive "I Tell You Now," the sensual "Kiss" and the reckless "Compatriots in Lust" — establish the couple's passionate relationship.
What remains of this naughtiness and wildness finds expression in the astonishing covers, the assertive graphics, and the provocative special issues of Artforum.
