Sentence examples for affirmative no from inspiring English sources

Affirmative; no frantically hunting through menus as the concert hall lights dim.

Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr. ruled in the affirmative, no doubt helping the wardrobe planning for some parents.

That's the question Japanese gamers have answered with an affirmative "no".

THE Supreme Court has again upheld the principles behind race-conscious affirmative action, no small feat for the cause of diversity in higher education.

Affirmative action, no less than any other form of discrimination, is a bad idea which for a brief time made some sense.

Instead they decided to counteract with an affirmative message: "No, President Obama is a practising Christian" (put aside the broader implication for now).

And the fact that it keeps coming up is the best reason for ridding higher education of affirmative action; no matter how much a black person accomplishes, it will always be tainted by whether it is due to merit or a handout from "The Man".

For simple affirmative remarks, no significant effects are found when controlling for student gender.

(make sure you don't sound cheeky though) Replace words like "Yes" with "Affirmative" and "No" with "Negative" Try not to show your emotions.

A December 1950 survey by the Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion Research (Institut für Demoskopie) had asked respondents whether Adenauer should have accepted Grotewohl's offer: 49% answered in the affirmative, 27% said no, 14% were undecided and 10% had no opinion in the matter (Hüllbüsch, 1988: p. XXXV, note 78).

The Constitution contains no affirmative right to vote.