Sentence examples for affirming both from inspiring English sources

Again, Kant's claim will ultimately be that we have necessary and sufficient practical grounds for affirming both our own freedom and the existence of God, but these do not yield theoretical cognition (B xxx).

If we had grounds for affirming either, we would have equally good grounds for affirming both; but the conjunction "The wind in itself is cold and the wind in itself is warm" is a contradiction.

[17] If there are true but incomplete ways of conceiving objects, Spinoza will occupy the interesting position of consistently affirming both necessitarianism and its denial, relative to these different ways of conceiving objects.

Despite Shulamith Firestone's (1970/1979) early visions of liberating women from reproductive tasks, within most Anglo-American radical feminism, both female sexuality and the female capacity to give birth are seen as grounds for affirming both the power and the value of the female body.

Now suddenly I feel the full weight of the U.S constitution behind both identities, affirming both of them.

Yesterday, 58 prominent business people, public intellectuals, authors, professors, and many lifelong champions of gay-rights came together to sign a statement affirming both their belief in marriage equality and their belief in the importance of free speech, dissent, and pluralism.

The Fed is expected to affirm both policies on Wednesday.

He affirms both: "Sean is my work name, but I go by it now".

And its members had a pretty clear message, which was to affirm both their own Americanness their hearty dislike of the reactionary ugliness of the Tea Party-cum-Fox News far right.

The Council of Chalcedon (451) rejected monophysite doctrine the belief that Jesus Christ had only a divine, not a human, nature and affirmed both his divinity and his humanity.

Emerging from all that theological discussion was an interpretation of the person of Christ that affirmed both his oneness with God and his oneness with humanity while still maintaining the oneness of his person.