Sentence examples for a confirmation in from inspiring English sources

Before celebrating a confirmation in Sicily last year, my aunt breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that her British niece was dressed appropriately enough so as not to make a bad impression in front of the extended family.

"That was a confirmation in my mind that there are times when an individual can limit themselves by not trying, and so I vowed never to say I'm not going to try that because I don't see any black people doing it".

Rev. Paul Moore Jr. My father had made social activism a central part of his work, and the article was accompanied by photographs of him performing a confirmation in Harlem, marching with Martin Luther King, Jr., fleeing tear gas at a Saigon peace rally in 1970.

Several analysts said United's share price had not been helped by a confirmation in its proxy statement last week that the Securities and Exchange Commission was questioning the timing of stock options granted by senior executives, among those at other companies.

Surrealism was originally a poetic and literary movement that sought to channel unconscious forces directly into expression, and throughout this exhibition the focus on war often feels like a confirmation in real terms of what poets had already understood: Man is beastly.

And if that wasn't enough for you, Samsung gave a tacit nod towards a confirmation in it's marketing materials.

On the other hand, delay could result in a confirmation fight in the middle of next year's presidential campaign.

When questioned about private debt collection in a confirmation hearing in January, Mr. Shulman said that he was aware of concerns.

In a confirmation that in the online world it's controversy that counts rather than content, now I have virtually disappeared".

Reagan and his advisors passed over Bork for his younger colleague, then-Judge Antonin Scalia, who won a unanimous confirmation in a Senate still under Republican control.

He told senators at a confirmation hearing in 1989, "I had other priorities in the 60's than military service".