Sentence examples for affirm why from inspiring English sources
Sure, the math checks out: but do cold, unfeeling numbers fully affirm why this joke wields such indomitable power?
Even opinion pieces need to be based in fact, and good op-ed writers will make sure that they reference articles, studies, and data that affirm why they are voicing that opinion.
This past week the trainer was back to his quotable self, perching on a rail outside Barn 7 and more or less affirming why the big, long Belmont would not beat his main horse.
Her response only re-affirmed why I was doing this: not for a man, or a ticking clock, but for me, and the ability to live out my dreams on my own schedule.
For most of us who grow up disconnected from our faith, weddings are really the only time we are engaging religion and they, more often than not, affirm for us why we are distant from our faith.
Absent empirical verification of those findings then, we cannot affirm with certitude why Blacks reported fewer insomnia symptoms.
I would like to affirm the findings of why a seminary education is pursued, but a place in the pulpit is not.
This is why it affirms the value of the open, the infinite, the expansive [and] the democratization of culture and scholarship".
But in the New York of "Louie," life provides neither the coherent form of a joke nor the audience's affirming laughter, which is why Louie absolutely must grab a microphone and climb up onstage.
Why not publicly affirm that when you say "all means all," you mean you won't participate any longer in an unjust system where "all" only means "some"?
Hume is less interested in affirming ontologies than in showing why we have no good reason to invest belief in them, and accordingly picks up on the rather different Gassendist theme of coming to terms with the ancient Skeptics.
