Sentence examples for affirmative view from inspiring English sources
The phrase "affirmative view" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a positive or supportive perspective on a particular issue or topic. Example: "In the debate about climate change, many scientists hold an affirmative view regarding the need for immediate action."
Erasmus, who took the affirmative view, argued that Luther's insistence on the radical priority of grace undermined all human ethical effort.
A coherent and affirmative view of the individual, society, and the cosmos is vital to tragedy however tentative the affirmation may be.
That his work became ever more vibrant as he grew older was striking evidence of his affirmative view of life and art.
"At a time when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are winding down, Susan speaks to an affirmative view of what the United States would do around the world," Mr. Rhodes said.
An affirmative view on the potential demographic difference between respondents and non-respondents is still lacking.
Although Symonds died before the Wilde trials, his negotiation of Greek love in A Problem in Modern Ethics and "Soldier Love" indicates his awareness that cross-generational erotics could not support an affirmative view of same-sex desire.
With no less justice, many Democrats laud him for his affirmative views of federal power and expansive interpretation of the Constitution.
This also explains their affirmative views on the inclusion and importance of project work in the PGDPHM curriculum.
It's a semi-final, in a sense it hardly matters where it is played as long as it's neutral, so why not stage it at a magnificent venue?" It is hard not to be seduced by Coyle's relentlessly affirmative world view.
Of course, many opponents of affirmative action view Roberts' logic here as impeccable.
Roberts has in the past been dismissive of the need for voting rights protections or affirmative action, viewing the world as without the sort of racism that might require such remedies.
