| Learning to express opinions more assertively is a form of self-expression. |
| We're afraid to put our demands over too strongly, too assertively, because that could scupper the dialogue. |
| It is also important to understand that acting assertively means that you value people even if you do not agree with them. |
| It has clean, assertively fruity hop flavours that stand up to the hottest spices. |
| He holds out the glass assertively, as if to demonstrate his rejection of fundamentalist restraints. |
| Did you think that behaving assertively would actually be at the extreme right-end of this spectrum rather than in the middle? |
