The phrase "affirmation into a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a transformation or transition involving affirmation, but it lacks context to determine its proper use.
Example: "The process requires an affirmation into a new mindset for success."
Alternatives: "conversion into a" or "transition into a".
I admit that not all of us interpret it the same way -- Episcopalians are not necessarily known for their apocalyptic flair -- but it seems to me that Camping's followers have turned this ancient affirmation into a form of the lottery.
No one on the internet is sure how to react to Hi Stranger, a scary-soothing short film by Kirsten Lepore that somehow blends nudity, innocence, ASMR, leeriness, and positive affirmation into a single hairless, genderless, polymer clay fellow with no name.
It soon turns out we're slipping into something less predictable: a book that conscientiously introduces hope into hopelessness, and affirmation into despair.
This means making a daily effort to consciously program positive thoughts or affirmations into your mind.
They testify to her boldness, her freedom from formula or pattern, her skill at translating her anxieties, obsessions and affirmations into art, using whatever materials feel valid to her.
I can turn saying affirmations into work.
Answer: I started the campaign in response to many requests to turn the Affirmations into something tangible, something physical.
After noticing my son squirming in his seat before school, we started adding affirmations into our morning routine to tame any uneasy feelings.
While affirmation standardly introduces a proposition into the discourse model, negation in its "chief use" (Jespersen 1917: 4), its "most common use" (Ayer 1952: 39), its "standard and primary use" (Strawson 1952: 7)—is directed at a proposition that is already in or that can be accommodated by the discourse model.
An affirmation inside a horror story.
