Sentence examples for affirm more from inspiring English sources
Anyone who denies this, More insists, "must of necessity (as I have intimated already) confess that this Matter moves it self, though it be very incongruous so to affirm" (More 1662, II, 21, 31).
Two justices expressed serious reservations about capital punishment, an issue that continues to trouble the court even as it has affirmed more and more death sentences.
Playing off public monuments, these idiosyncratic pieces affirm once more that people are much more complicated than conventional portraits can ever indicate.
Other authors affirm that more time-consuming methods of RNAse protection assay and Northern blots are more accurate and precise than RT-PCR.
JON PARELES KEITH URBAN "Fuse" (Capitol Nashville) No country singer wants to affirm you more than Keith Urban, who's expert if not quite exciting in the genre of "girl, you're awesome" songs.
The word is "cowardly," and if the Democrats hadn't been afraid to affirm the more progressive legacy of their party, we wouldn't now have to worry about the rightward path of a Bush presidency.
He said that Affirm is more upfront with people about financial burdens and that his product will "show you exactly what your obligations look like".
Levchin likes to characterize Affirm as more ethical than its competitors because it only lends to people who it believes can afford it.
Rather than affirming any of the specific explanations of how God created all else, they affirm a more general contention compatible with each of these specific explanations: that God is in some manner directly responsible for the existence of all else.
Because it doesn't rely as heavily on FICO or other credit agencies, and has instead built its own ID verification and fraud prevention techniques, Affirm is more comfortable extending credit to consumers who might have a thin credit file, for instance.
Their actions reflect our age-old belief that we are our brothers' and sisters' keepers, and they affirm once more that we are a people who draw our deepest strength not from might or wealth, but from our bonds to each other.
