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assertively's Usage Examples:

Theatre: To perform with forcefulness and exaggeration; to overact; To impose one"s character assertively into a scene; to upstage.

Connie Johnson of the Los Angeles Times found that "Williams rocks assertively in an arrangement that would have overwhelmed a lesser singer.

other"s first boyfriend with Thomas describing Ballard as "much more assertively open and gay, and earnest.

JDS spoke out assertively against the government"s move.

critically lauded by the likes of Leonard Feather who described his style as "assertively swinging," and Dave Brubeck, who had known Castro since the early 1950s.

Broadly speaking, when the behavior occurs, assertively in a nonjudgmental, clear, unambiguous way provide feedback that the behavior is inappropriate.

collaborative fashion are not viewed as leaders, but women who do act assertively are often perceived as too aggressive.

It is noted for a scene where Keitel (as Solly Berliner) assertively denies engaging in masturbation.

Papus behaved rather assertively when he inherited those items, because he decided on account of their.

Tropical balanced IPA His Majesty - The inaugural release, in 2009, was an assertively bitter, 6.

Broadly speaking, when the behavior occurs, assertively in a nonjudgmental, clear, unambiguous way provide feedback that the.

the Lower Mainland"s population topped one million, Campbell took an assertively pro-development stance, advocating a freeway that would cut through a.

In 1929, the consciously aggressive Betar Youth Movement, organized under Ze'ev Jabotinsky's Union of Revisionist Zionists, took part in a coalition to assertively enforce and enlarge a Jewish presence in the proximity of the Western Wall.