Sentence examples for affirm difference from inspiring English sources

What language will we find in which to affirm difference without affirming discord?

Some also have affirmed differences among different kinds of women that they take to be, if not essential, at least as philosophically significant as the differences between women and men.

Our results affirm particular differences in parietal and prefrontal brain activation between children with DD and typically achieving children.

Riddell's Dan Arment praised Virginia Tech for affirming performance differences between helmet models; as for the company's low-performing VSR-4, he said users could trade in that helmet and receive $50 off a Revolution model.

Many personalists see human beings as dealing with all other realities as objects (something related intentionally to a subject), but affirm a substantive difference between the human person and all other objects.

"It's really about celebrating that moment," echoes Li as we discuss the freedom felt in having a safe space to affirm and honor difference.

Against the radical claims of some vegans that "meat is murder," we must dissent and affirm the radical difference between killing animals and killing people.

The difference affirmed by the Academy is mainly one of circumstance indeed, as the rule change suggests, of editorial coverage.

By underlining points of intersection between Judaism and Christianity while affirming an "irreconcilable difference," the statement suggested that Jews will understand that difference only as they plumb their own tradition and not simply because they reject the other tradition.

Thinking God as Not-Other requires a characteristic Cusan dialectical thinking, not simply affirming or denying difference.

Griffin additionally affirms the numerical difference between God and the world even though there is no ontological difference of kind (2004, 44 45).