Sentence examples for affirmation point from inspiring English sources

For others, it's an affirmation point, reaffirming a commitment toward actions already taken and yet to be taken.

"Playmakers" is fiction -- but a complete affirmation of Cuban's point.

And as Francis demonstrated earlier this month in his surprisingly compassionate statement about abortion — an acknowledgment of "the agonizing and painful" decisions involved in a woman's choice — his starting point is affirmation, not condemnation.

You did it exactly the way it was supposed to be done, because there's no better exclamation point or affirmation that it was time to go than that at-bat.' " Naturally, the home run was not Zeile's only notable achievement that day at Shea Stadium.

Still totally in agreement with that affirmation, we want to point out that we often forget there is proven evidence of the preventative utility of non-pharmacological interventions designed to increase clinical follow-up and adherence to post-attempt outpatient treatment.

This finding is an affirmation of previous research pointing to the influence of altruistic fear on HSP (Warr and Ellison 2000).

This was partly a complaint about eco-unfriendly exploiters, but its main point was an affirmation for the tribe.

Inside the White House, however, there is a sense that bin Laden's death is not an end point but an affirmation.

As a moral statement, a hunger strike is two things: (1) a defiant assertion of freedom in the face of authorities with seemingly-total control, and (2) an affirmation of resolve, to the point of willingness to endure suffering and personal risk.

In considering the basic affirmations of Judaism from this point of view, it is best to allow indigenous formulations rather than systematic statements borrowed from other traditions to govern the presentation.

1999 was a turning point for Reel Affirmations.