Sentence examples for match the assertive from inspiring English sources

Except for one ballad, "Only Love," the songs don't match the assertive power of Ms. Lang's commanding voice.

Ideally, you want a crisp, assertive white that will match the bracing sharpness of the sauce.

One might ask for witches who looked less like touring-production Valkyries and for a more assertive score from Jonathan Dove to match the story's Wagnerian scale.

A great opening DJ can match the energy of the room, and knows just when to start sprinkling in some more assertive tunes.

Matching wine with the assertive flavors of Thai food can be tricky, and the token list of perhaps a half-dozen standards missed the point.

That image was matched be her sassy, tough-cookie voice, a theatrically savvy variation on the assertive whine of today's one-name pop divas.

Using a longitudinal research design, 69 participants whose scores on the Assertive Scale were ⩽50% (i.e., low assertiveness) and who were willing to participate were included and assigned to an experimental group (33 subjects) or comparison group (36 participants; participants were matched with the experimental group by grade and sex).

And can you put my milk in first if that's for me?" The assertive lady committee member who came to talk about the war memorial would make a fine match for Mr Carson.

The assertive majesty of the music seems to invite awkwardness.

John Relyea was the assertive Masetto, Sergei Koptchak a deeply eloquent Commendatore.

Mr. Obama has also largely shied away from nominating assertive liberals who might stand as ideological counterpoints to some of the assertive conservatives Mr. Bush named.