Sentence examples for unusually assertive from inspiring English sources
But in recent months, several states have taken unusually assertive steps.
The S.F.C. has been unusually assertive and persistent in the PCCW case.
Even the rice, seasoned with a blend of three vinegars, is unusually assertive; it may ruin other sushi for you.
As his successor as party leader, the congress named Nguyen Phu Trong, 66, who has been an unusually assertive chairman of Vietnam's National Assembly.
Harry Kane ragged Chris Smalling about once or twice but touched the ball only 33 times, a rare lack of involvement for an unusually assertive No9.
Americans are unusually assertive, apparently, and Brazilians surprisingly unconcerned about the future.World leaders with wings of waxBut there is still a flaw with the very notion of global leadership.
The leading Christian churches here, increasingly assertive and unusually unified, have shifted position over the past three months of violence and are now openly backing Palestinian demands for full sovereignty over Jerusalem's Old City and its Christian and Muslim holy sites.
A normally outgoing and assertive child may become unusually compliant and passive, while a generally mild child may act in a demanding and aggressive manner.
Beata Wiech, a young ballerina with beautifully arched and assertive feet and a buoyant lilt to her dancing, was a sweet, unusually flirtatious Giselle who becomes a broken doll in the mad scene.
The president's unusually direct involvement in the Middle East situation reflected what administration officials said was a growing fear that without more assertive involvement from Washington, the chances to settle the Israeli-Palestinian disputes could disappear into a vortex of more violence.
