Sentence examples for more assertive view from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Gingrich has taken a more assertive view about constitutional disagreements with the judicial branch, saying presidents may lawfully ignore Supreme Court rulings).

Rumsfeld and Cheney, who have been friends since the Nixon administration, are visceral advocates of this more assertive view, but Wolfowitz is its theorist -- its Kissinger, as one admirer put it.

William Bradford Reynolds, another Reagan-era colleague, said later that while Mr. Olson presented a thoughtful case, "He's taking a more assertive view of how one should interpret the Constitution than you would normally expect Ted to take".

"By 1916, as Madam Walker herself was developing more assertive views on race, she was becoming eager to assume her place alongside Harlem's famous, influential and intriguing residents," Ms. Bundles reports.

But it also marked a turning point, in which she took a more assertive role in expressing her views on matters of security, scheduling and policy, often to the frustration of White House aides.

In it she argues that atheists should be more assertive about spreading their point of view, and she makes the claim that "the absence of an afterlife lends a greater, not a lesser, moral importance to our actions on earth".

This expectation that a whole-person approach should be 'doctor-led' reflected a widely held general view that a more assertive approach on the part of the patient would be impolite or rude.

Saudi is taking a more assertive role to counter what it views as Iran's growing regional influence in Yemen, Bahrain and Lebanon.

Salman also increased Saudi support for Sunni rebels fighting Bashar al-Assad's Iranian-backed regime in Syria — another signal that the kingdom is no longer as reliant on the United States and is taking a more assertive role to counter what it views as Iran's growing regional influence.

Perhaps the most concise criticism of this show comes from Ms. Pibal's own work: two paintings with more assertive colors and emphatic arrangements of lines currently on view in a group show at Feature on the Lower East Side.

The tone of his speech led some analysts to the view that he could pursue a more assertive foreign policy during his decade in power.