Sentence examples for without asserting from inspiring English sources

"He's not going to let that opportunity on Nov. 13" — when Congress returns — "come and go without asserting some leadership".

Separately, prosecutors said Wednesday that Bert Fields, a prominent lawyer who often hired Mr. Pellicano, had agreed to testify without asserting his Fifth Amendment rights.

The choice heartened senior Republicans, some of whom have worried that Mr. Romney's campaign has become mired in the often small back-and-forth with the Obama campaign without asserting a positive vision.

But Mr. Clinton notified the committee earlier this week that he would allow his aides to testify fully about the Rich pardon and other grants of clemency without asserting executive privilege.

It's possible to resist being used or exploited without asserting privacy claims (by invoking minimum-wage laws, for example), and it's also possible to be used or exploited without having your privacy violated (say by trying to earn a living as a freelance journalist).

In a place with too much history and too much certainty, a "lonely rock in a stormy ocean", he manages to reach conclusions without lapsing into narrow judgments, and finds truth without asserting that it is the only truth.Inevitably, perhaps, his vision clouds slightly as he draws near to the present day.

In short, he claimed victory, without quite asserting that he was now the president-elect.

I have yet to see homophobes across the African continent answer this question without simply asserting that it is so.

Armstrong has been allowed to go on long narratives about his family, his children, his "process," and change subjects without Winfrey asserting herself into the conversation.

In their brilliant and highly readable "Interpretive Essay" Bartlett and Collins suggest, without positively asserting, that Aristotle offers a solution to the problem, or crisis, of human well-being.

His son, Crown Prince Alexander, has suggested that he might be willing to be king, without aggressively asserting his ancestral claim.