When she had shuffled on, a royal aide firmly affirmed, "One does not behave this way in front of the Queen".
Being called a negrophile within the Parisian avant-garde affirmed one's defiant craze for black culture.
This "was an excitement many of us shared," he later affirmed, one that would inform everything he wrote.
Like some other states, Massachusetts requires a bill to be formally affirmed one last time by both houses before it goes to the governor.
No other study has been located that compared two subjective measures; it is noticeable that the MST, which utilizes a single question relating to the presence or absence of lymphedema, gave a lower prevalence estimate than the LBCQ, where classification of lymphedema was made where a person affirmed one or both of two separate items.
The Supreme Court's split decisions regarding displays of the Ten Commandments, affirming one display and calling another unconstitutional based on the intent of the displayer, are ridiculous.
Professor Tufekci has watched "Trump supporters affirm one another in their belief that white America is being sold out by secretly Muslim lawmakers, and that every unpleasant claim about Donald Trump is a fabrication by a cabal that includes the Republican leadership and the mass media".
Affirm one another's pain, understanding that it is real, and that the other's pain is also our own pain.
To extricate ourselves from one or another socio-cultural inheritance, perhaps the acceptance of the Shinto faith, one has to rebel against this socio-cultural form by affirming one's individuality in such a way as to negate its overt influence on oneself.
Though some parts of the oath may be archaic, Hippocrates deserves great credit for understanding the need to publicly affirm one's standards of conduct in a field in which human life is on the line.
