There are times when it is one's duty to assert oneself.

If the idea of brown hair is to assert oneself, it may seem counterproductive to be individualistic in precisely the same way as everyone else.

Countless books and classes teach the art of asserting oneself and, if you want to know more, turn to page 120.

Russian culture maintained a very clear, restricted definition of femininity, which did not include political organizing or asserting oneself outside the home.

Explain the possible downside of asserting oneself on an interview and of looking like a fool while attempting to network.

Among the more substantive lessons taught by basketball, especially pickup ball, is the importance of striking a balance between fitting in and asserting oneself.

Victoria Bond provided her own text for "Power Play," an amusing song about asserting oneself at the gym.

Gelassenheit is perhaps better understood as a reluctance to be forward, to be self-promoting, or to assert oneself.

Albert Camus once wrote that to know oneself, one should assert oneself. Psychology is action, not thinking about oneself.

So, i don't find the tone one of self-aggrandisement at all, but more one of srtruggling to assert oneself and one's craft against the odds.

I refer to what Mr Bonde so rightly said: the new director faces a huge challenge which will require a high degree of experience, independence and the ability to assert oneself.

Autonomy is the relatively egoistic pole of the biosphere: it represents the tendency to advance one's interests by mastering the environment, by asserting oneself, so to speak, as a separate being.

Yet what separates the true lead guards from those who fill the position is the acute understanding of just when to step forward as the team's primary option, when to assert oneself without disrupting the flow.

A is for Asserting oneself when it is appropriate and safe to do so, for example, by saying: "I don't like you gossiping about me and trying to make me have no friends.

My personal belief is that sadism may have one or both of two components: a need to dominate - to put another person into an inferior position and to assert oneself by inflicting pain - or a need to destroy arising from some inner hatred of self and/or others in general.

A number of scholarly theories attribute it in part to an assumption of greater religiosity in women, a way to shape identities and form community in a time of economic and personal insecurity, a reaction to the perceived sinfulness of youthful frivolity, or a way to assert oneself even in the face of male disapproval.

When he tried to assert himself, she did not hold back.

And at the moment all the man in him asserted itself.

The years of law and order training tried to assert themselves.

The need of the hour is to assert our right.

I can assert or believe one of the two at a particular time.

I'm not sure how much what you assert is true.

They began to assert their power a few years later.

But I had gone only a short way when reason asserted itself.

That level is too low to present health problems, he asserted.

The company president asserted his power in making the final decision.

His best course he decided, would be to assert himself.

I felt it was time for me to assert myself.

In recent years, however, it has started to assert itself more.

Often, it is the same people who assert the above.

When I tried to assert myself, you told me it was wrong.

Still others assert that you can never change the nature of work near the top.

Above all, the King's men assert there is no going back on the decision.

And he asserts that his administration has done far better than those of other states.

"Where science comes in is to show how the law of value asserts itself."

If they really are so old as their author asserts, then we begin.

A 60-year-old woman asserted that she had been hit by a car.

Some even assert that art is simply politics by other means.

The Government here has done little to assert itself since the crisis began.

This was their music, and it has asserted itself in the world.

And state officials have asserted that the matter should be decided in the industry.

And at the moment all the man in him asserted itself.

But I had gone only a short way when reason asserted itself.

In recent years, however, it has started to assert itself more.

"Where science comes in is to show how the law of value asserts itself."

The Government here has done little to assert itself since the crisis began.

This was their music, and it has asserted itself in the world.

But the logic of the situation now began to assert itself.

Technology is gone and magic has asserted itself as a force in the world.

After the emergency had passed, then Congress would assert itself.

More vital in the longer term, Congress must assert itself.

The willingness to look out for No. 1 can also assert itself at the start.

It is good to see a professional sport assert itself.

It's the way that life asserts itself, no matter what the circumstances.

In several, an artistic eye has already started to assert itself.

If that's the situation, any central government may struggle to assert itself.

Suddenly, that half of the world, and its institutions, began to assert itself.

"There's no need for the family to assert itself in any way," he said.

Perhaps this was because Europe had already asserted itself in terms of building tall.

The poems were written, and the other side of my nature asserted itself.

It doesn't take long for real life to assert itself.

"And the play has a sense of family asserting itself.

Perhaps that capacity was starting to assert itself after all.

Hunger asserted itself now, but there was nothing to eat.

As the building asserted itself, so did the world that has surrounded it through all the changes of history.

In other words, what part of you didn't assert itself?