The phrase "affirmation over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a complete thought.
Example: "The meeting concluded with an affirmation over the new policy."
Alternatives: "confirmation of" or "agreement on".
You just copy by hand a set of affirmations over and over, and it will force your brain to rewire itself for the new habits.
Some folks throw affirmations over their problems without getting to the root cause of their discomfort, while others spend hours talking about forgiveness with no real desire to let go.
Montand's repertory, which includes a rousing ode to partisans, helps, as does his voice-over affirmation of his long-standing left-wing sympathies, rooted in his own youth as an immigrant laborer from Italy.
He has always tended to prefer negation and rebellion over affirmation and unity, the weird over the ordinary, the complex above the simple, the seemingly unprecedented in favor of the well-worn.
I have written several affirmations books over the years and I am still amazed at how uplifting these books are to write and how many letters I receive from people who have found them a useful way to learn to think differently.
Still, this is better than meeting someone who launches into an over-enthusiastic affirmation to the news that I am a stay-at-home dad: "Oh, that is great, good for you.
Through the ages, Purim has been perceived as a metaphor for Jewish history, an affirmation of victory over anti-Semitism.
Perhaps he thought that anyone with true self-knowledge would experience an anagnorisis or moment of tragic recognition, and, ashamed and horrified at the will to life within him, would generally choose negation over affirmation.
Instead of posting selfies for affirmation and drooling over Tinder, go to the park.
Ultimately, however, she chooses to return to her polygamous relationship with Abdul Moelan, an affirmation of tradition over modernism.
