Sentence examples for affirmed enough from inspiring English sources

I find that often in sports the good isn't affirmed enough.

Long after the segment went off the air, I pondered this question well into the night: Why is it that folks at-large are still labeling those of us who are affirmed enough to say what we mean as an "angry Black woman".

But not fast enough, not quick enough to beat Affirmed, who thrived in the fast-track race.

Amendment 1 starts out sounding innocuous enough, affirming Floridians' rights "to own or lease solar equipment installed on their property to generate electricity for their own use" and government protection for their "consumer rights and public health, safety, and welfare".

We would affirm that with enough experience, it can be done safely and there are important benefits.

The Jamaica of Dr. No is decades away from being the global capital of sprinting, affirmed again two months ago at, fittingly enough, the London Olympics.

As Tehmina Kazi of British Muslims for Secular Democracy affirmed, "It is no longer enough to simply condemn British militants who join the Islamic State with words.

The initial source of Barney's attraction is obvious enough and is only affirmed by the melodious FM-radio timbre of Miriam's voice.

"There was never enough money, and yet mother just affirmed us so much," Mr. Miravalle said.

Low error rates in our parentage assignment affirmed that microsatellites used in our analyses provided enough statistical power to exclude non-candidate parents.

The judge, John D. Bates of Federal District Court, disagreed, citing an 1892 Supreme Court ruling that says the signatures of Senate and House leaders are enough to affirm a bill's legitimacy.