Sentence examples for Once affirmed from inspiring English sources

He was a devout Muslim, who once affirmed that he had "no national feelings at all".

But, as president, only if accused of treason can he be made to answer to the courts—as the Constitutional Council, headed by one Roland Dumas, once affirmed.

As the greatest Republican, Abraham Lincoln, once affirmed: "If there is anything that a man can do well, I say let him do it.

He had once affirmed that by leaving Europe behind he was stepping out of world history in order to reënter Jewish history; yet world history, it seemed, had an uncanny habit of following the Jews wherever they were.

Chief Justice Roberts once affirmed that "[m]embers of this Court are vested with the authority to interpret the law; we possess neither the expertise nor the prerogative to make policy judgments.

Our faith in a more perfect union, once affirmed so exquisitely by Mr. McNair's career, is the same narrative that Barack Obama invokes when he says that only in this country would an odyssey like his — from mixed-race child of a single mother to president of the United States — even be possible.

This rift forces the poet to oscillate deliriously between two incompatible perspectives, at once affirming and denying the presence of spirit in what he creates.

"Footnote," a wonderful new film from the American-born Israeli director Joseph Cedar, at once affirms this conventional wisdom and calls it into question.

The purpose of film festivals is to create the temporary and seductive illusion that movies are everything, a notion that the best films in any given festival will at once affirm and disprove.

The Court of Appeals once again affirmed.

The Supreme Court once again affirmed that North Carolina's redistricting efforts were unduly and improperly influenced by race.