Sentence examples for By affirming from inspiring English sources

By affirming our fundamental similarities, his images implored Americans, in an age of turmoil and transition, to re-examine their own humanity.

By affirming the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act — the legislative cornerstone of Barack Obama's Presidency — Roberts was disappointing those closest to him.

By affirming that he would not take God off U.S. currency or out of his heart, he implied that President Obama would.

By affirming the plasticity of nature ("everyone can be anyone"), a Marxist could hope to eradicate such innate distinctions and achieve a radical collective good.

By affirming the right to transfer students out of failing school districts, the State Supreme Court opened the doors for hundreds of families to cross the lines and move their children into better schools.

By affirming the company's outlook and promising that truck and utility sales are coming in nicely, GM is progressing from crisis mode to semi-crisis mode.

By affirming their spirit and capacity for innovation, populism has a positive implication: it teaches us to pay attention to the historical role played by people.

By affirming that some researchers should not and can not teach, I have pushed for allowing these research professors to concentrate on what they do best.

What better way to show respect for those who died than by "affirming democracy on that day"?

Through a statement, he confirmed many fans' worst fears, by affirming for the first time his continued belief in Thomas.

He starts by affirming democracy, human rights and open markets, insisting that they are not Western exports but fundamental values.