Sentence examples for more assertive of from inspiring English sources

The more assertive of them allege incipient corruption among ruling politicians.

"We want to be heard as blacks become more assertive of foreign policy.

Berdych, with his flat power, has managed to be the more assertive of the two in the tough conditions, and held for a 5-4 lead.

Mitt Romney gave a big foreign policy speech last week, waxing eloquent about how he would be more assertive of U.S. interests abroad than President Obama and ensure that this is an "American century".

"I think Irish people are becoming more aware of their health, and more assertive of their health rights," said Hugh Ward, a lawyer who is representing 50 bartenders in lawsuits against their employers.

The strained spousal relations paralleled a factional struggle at the royal court in which Tamar was becoming more and more assertive of her rights as a queen regnant.

Low-wage workers have become more assertive out of dismay that while corporate profits have rebounded to record levels since the recession, wages have floundered.

The report also criticized tighter controls on the Chinese press and more assertive censorship of all kinds of media, including the Internet.

This in itself may be a nod to the rise of a more assertive type of Islam among second- and third-generation immigrants, but the way the law was formulated makes sure Islam is not singled out: it bans all "conspicuous religious symbols", including crosses and kippas.

As a result, the plight of US nationals and government employees in Turkey is unlikely to persuade Mr Trump to return to the more assertive advocacy of basic rights and the rule of law of his predecessors.

Whereas the louder, more assertive version of fear is consistent with the manifestation of fight scenarios, the presence of a quieter voice in fear is typical of fright ones.