Sentence examples for relatively assertive from inspiring English sources

The LDP chose the relatively assertive and charismatic Mr Aso to revive the party's decline in advance of the lower-house election.To be fair, Mr Aso was handicapped from the beginning by the ruling party's multiple wounds.

Of course, Errani probably heard that, because she gets out to 30-15 here with some smart play, pushing Serena around the baseline, and then it's 40-15 with a decent serve and the game, a hold, with more relatively assertive play.

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Historians note that women during the Tang dynasty were brazen, assertive, active, and relatively more socially liberated than Song women.

American presidents, who struggle with hostile majorities in Congress or assertive Supreme Courts, have envied the relatively untrammeled power wielded by, say, Winston Churchill during World War II, or Margaret Thatcher when she initiated free-market reforms that rejuvenated Britain's economy.

Similar inconsistencies were seen on the power dimension, with fear being relatively more likely to have a loud, assertive voice, but to also have a quieter voice than strach.

This might explain the apparent paradox in our results that show that fear is relatively more likely to have a loud, assertive voice, but to also have a quieter voice than strach.

A comparison between these two emotions on the power dimension is also not clear as fear is relatively more likely to have a loud, assertive voice, but to also have a quieter voice than strach.

Irregular attendance of participants even in this relatively well-resourced and small scale pilot further suggest that assertive recommendations for scaling up the approach would be premature, although we have no doubt that poor attendance was heavily influenced by the political climate in Zimbabwe at the time of our study rather than a lack of interest or commitment by local people.

But in the past couple of years ascendant hardliners have pushed the foreign ministry, which had been relatively weak at the best of times, to adopt a more assertive, sometimes aggressive, posture.

Tables  1 and 2 show that anger is characterised by relatively high power (e.g. increased volume of voice, had an assertive voice, and spoke faster), with złość being somewhat relatively higher in power than anger (see lower values for złość on decreased volume of voice and spoke slower in Table  6).