Sentence examples for affirming a from inspiring English sources

Affirming a public belief in Bigfoot is not easy.

It's a way of affirming a nostalgic past even as everything changes around them.

Her supporters say the ruling merely followed precedent in affirming a lower court.

TWINKLING Silently affirming a speaker by raising one's hands, palms outward, and wiggling the hands and fingers.

The judges issued their decision after a 10-minute recess, affirming a bankruptcy court judge's approval of the sale.

This isn't about "choice"; it's about respecting and affirming a woman's decision no matter what it may be.

There is a religious intention here, called attention to in quotations from the Koran, their calligraphy intertwined with the ornamentation, affirming a unifying power.

Commentators have spoken of "the relationship of music to the human senses and intellect," thus affirming a world of human discourse as the necessary setting for the art.

The terms "folk" and "outsider" — never mind the spineless euphemism "self-taught" — are hard to use without condescension, affirming a superior knowingness.

That leaves open the possibility of a 4-to-4 tie, which would have the effect of affirming a lower-court decision upholding the Texas program.

He wrote that the life-affirming "A New Day Has Come" "comes off like a gentle exhale against the world's ills".