The phrase "affirmation having" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state or action related to affirmation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The affirmation having been made, we can proceed with the discussion."
Alternatives: "assertion possessing" or "confirmation that has".
The process of affirmation has been a long one.
"The affirmation has had a pretty chilling effect," said Ann Pfau, New York's chief administrative judge.
IF FRESH affirmation had been needed that banks must take a long, hard look at their risk management, it arrived on October 14th.
Her affirmation has stayed with me for life, and I am eternally grateful my young mother, who loved me unconditionally and gave me agency in my moment in her red dress.
This interesting Singaporean report reckons that Chinese tweeters, rather than soaking up a message of spiritual affirmation, have erred towards the bleaker reading of the film that is certainly there too, possibly because it connects with the grislier episodes of the country's postwar history.
"Can what?" is not always satisfactorily explained, but the prosody of this ambiguous affirmation has been put to lovely music by will.i.am on, where else, YouTube.
His research shows the right kind of positive affirmation has a profound effect on a person's brain an effect that promotes a sense of personal well-being which leads to better performance.
In fact, that little familial affirmation has given me the confidence to call bullshit on a lot of things.
When a fan asked if his dad was "going on the right or left side of Mount Rushmore," Don Jr. thirstily responded, "Both?!?!" For someone who is so publicly reviled, his willingness to ask to his Instagram followers for advice and affirmation has an especially pathetic tenor.
When repeated over and over, a positive affirmation has a calming effect that can ease your negative feelings.
