Sentence examples for the most assertive from inspiring English sources

The most assertive soloists are the vendors.

"It's seen as the most assertive and dynamic of colours.

The front seven is the most assertive, tenacious, fundamentally sound group in the league.

And yet writing stories is one of the most assertive things a person can do.

In spring, the most assertive garden escapers are daffodils, dotted among the butterbur and ground elder leaves.

The news media have been one of the most assertive sectors of Myanmar society since democratic reforms began last year.

Mr. Cornyn and Mr. Kyl have been the two most assertive questioners of Judge Sotomayor on the impartiality issue, both because of her speeches and her role in a decision in a discrimination case involving New Haven firefighters, Ricci vs. DeStefano, which was recently overturned by the Supreme Court.

In the 1960s, Carthy and the Watersons were at the heart of the original English folk revival - so it's not surprising that Eliza, now 29, has become one of the clearest, most assertive voices in promoting, defining and defending the English song tradition.

Mr Miliband may not have bested his opponents (Ms Sturgeon put in the strongest, most assertive performance, on several occasions eliciting loud cheers from the mostly English crowd) but he deflected most of the attacks and, perhaps more importantly, seemed confident and relaxed.

It would constitute the Council's most assertive action to deal with the crisis in Mali.

Williams is one of the least polished, most assertive candidates in any race at the anti music ordinance rally, she stood at the podium and shouted, "If I am elected, you all will play music 24/7!" That might not a particularly realistic promise, but her heart's in the right place.