Sentence examples for affirmation that is from inspiring English sources

The protagonist of "It Girl" is a girl named "Yoshic[ch]!!," a nonsensical affirmation that is prominently displayed several times in Japanese in the course of the video.

But the openness and playfulness that characterize improvisational acting can create a sense of cooperation and affirmation that is foreign to highly competitive workplaces.

Together, the books constitute something of an It Gets Better Project for mathematically precocious children, offering the same sort of affirmation that is now being given to gay and lesbian adolescents.

The works that great composers have written to assuage suffering are miraculously varied, from the poignantly intimate, gently sad choral work "Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross," by the German Baroque composer Heinrich Schütz, to the gargantuan wail of abject loss and defiant affirmation that is Verdi's Requiem.

The film won a truckload of Oscars (including for Best Picture and Best Director), and I think that they were all delivered for the final scene, a group rendition (led by Meryl Streep) of "God Bless America," which papers over the torment with a seemingly patriotic affirmation that is actually biliously ironic.

Hope is the affirmation that is the response to this denial.

The reality is that conferring citizenship on any child born in the United States — regardless of the immigration status of its parents — is an important affirmation that being an American doesn't depend on bloodlines.

There is an affirmation that being married is best for all people because that is when a person is finally complete as a human, now able to have sex.

There's an inherent documentary aspect to standup, a report on the world as it seems to the performer — but there's also a self-creation and a self-affirmation that is, itself, the loam of creation.

I try my best to make a distinction between the feelings of anger and anxiety that can easily come up during election season, and the act of self-affirmation that is voting itself.

These people carry a sense of validation and self-affirmation that is not transient; what happens today, tomorrow, next week, next month, 10 years from now, etc. does not change who they are or what they are worth; a person who has self-love already believes and trusts him or herself completely and does not strive towards the achievement of goals to prove anything.