The word "affirmations" is correct and is used in written English.
You can use this word when expressing something that is accepted or acknowledged as true. For example, "She wrote down affirmations every morning to remind herself of her worth."
This complex theory of signification and its subversion is often referred to as negative theology: affirming our affirmations, then negating them, and then negating the negations to ensure that we do not make an idol out of a God about whom we know nothing.
But there is nothing straightforward about his dealings with another big part of the Republican Party: its social conservatives.Mr Bush's relationship with these voters is like a troubled marriage: tantrums and tearful apologies, long sulks and periodic fireworks, trial separations and loving affirmations that they can't live without each other.
From the cheery affirmations of the economic recovery from the podium in Glasgow, you would not know that Britain faces a number of daunting problems, each more pressing than the need to save affluent families money on lunch.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s prime ministerSIR – Your article on Silvio Berlusconi and the press stated that "Italy's prime minister campaigns against the foreign media", and supported this theory with a series of affirmations and allusions bereft of names and dates ("Language problems", June 20th).
But these affirmations of confidence signify nothing.
Buddhist mystics reject even these affirmations.
Even the New Testament's affirmations of Christ's preexistence had not sufficed to persuade some of his fully divine status (John 1 1 3; 1 Corinthians 8 6; Colossians 1 15 17).
The central Christian affirmations about God are condensed and focused in the classic doctrine of the Trinity, which has its ultimate foundation in the special religious experience of the Christians in the first communities.
Her aim was to "tunnel" into these two characters until Clarissa Dalloway's affirmations meet Septimus Smith's negations.
They used it as a basis for three kinds of affirmations.
In the United States it was not until the late 1800s that warranty doctrine was expanded to include positive affirmations or representations about the character or quality of an article sold.
