Sentence examples for affirmation seems to from inspiring English sources

8. Abelardus Petrus 1970, 186: "And thus in categorical propositions, the only proper and rightly destroying contradiction to any affirmation seems to be a proposition that with a negation appended in front destroys the entire meaning, so that 'not every human is human', but not 'some human is not human' is the contradictory of 'every human is human'.

In the first lines of the eighth chapter of the Categories (8a25 26) Aristotle observes that quality is among those things that are spoken of in a number of ways an affirmation which seems to imply that quality is not a highest genus, as, according to Aristotle himself, what is spoken of in a number of ways always gathers in several different natures.

Write, Write, Write The act of writing your affirmations down seems to solidify them somewhat.

Yet this ambiguity between affirmation and criticism seems to be part of the artists' aim here.

"It's just more affirmation that the ACT seems to be leading the charge in sensible, evidence-based drugs policy.

Second, there seems to be official affirmation in the national productivity statistics.

Germany's relatively strong performance over the past decade seems to be an affirmation of its stolid corporate virtues.

Moreover, the very severity of this threat calls for an affirmation of those American values that Cheney seems to think get in the way.

Gay marriage — real marriage — seems to me to be an affirmation of the institution.

And as women have advanced in their independence and self-affirmation, men seem to be more defiant and violent in denying them their rightful place.

LaurieAnn attempts to soften the news with a hug and affirmations, but everyone is taken by surprise at what seems to be an impromptu elimination.