Sentence examples for affirmative because from inspiring English sources

I replied vehemently in the affirmative – because, in my techno-utopian fervour, I did believe.

However, it noted several cases that have decided that question in the affirmative because entering a password reveals the contents of the defendant's mind.

After a few months of ambiguous box-office results for stereoscopic movies, that's a question Hollywood executives would love answered in the affirmative, because of the higher ticket prices they can charge.

Some sentences appear to be affirmative because of certain negative or limiting words e.g. 'hardly'neverver' or 'without'without

These usually aren't necessary in NLD (Novice Lincoln Douglas), but they can still give you an advantage above the affirmative because, unless they can prove why the resolution is the best and only way to go, their arguments don't weigh as much.

Another method for asking for permission suggested by Darren Rowse is to gesture to the camera, smile, and mime taking their photos with a quizzical look.[3] You'll usually get an answer to this in affirmative because you bothered, but if it's a no, respect that.

He empathized not only with his embittered preacher but also with the embittered white workers who have seen "their jobs shipped overseas or their pension dumped after a lifetime of labor" and cannot understand why their children might be bused across town or why a person of color has a leg up through affirmative action "because of an injustice that they themselves never committed".

Tilghman waited for the women on campus to "rise up in protest" at the implication that "the only way you can possibly justify appointing a woman is in the interest of affirmative action, because, after all, it couldn't possibly be because they were the best person for the job".

I'm a strong supporter of affirmative action because I've seen it work in my own life".

In the late 1960s, Richard M. Nixon even supported a version of affirmative action because he deemed it useful to break unions by accusing them of racial exclusion.

He said he would defend affirmative action "because it is still needed in this country" and it is "good for our economy".