The order, as interpreted and affirmed, directly contravenes the provisions of the ordinance in respect of the Comanche avenue crossing.
It was a roundabout way of saying what he would affirm more directly 40 seconds later.
(Dickwolves weren't depicted).Such "normalisation of rape" caused outrage, so in a follow-up instalment appeared the two creators' alter egos, Gabe and Tycho, speak to the audience directly, affirming their deep opposition to the crime.
Among his other original contributions to Western thought was his development of Aristotle's kinetic theory of motion (the principle that nothing moves unless it is moved by an external force), by affirming that velocity is directly proportional to the excess of force to resistance.
As they sang about women, music and memories of Colombia, the crowd affirmed its patriotism directly from the hips.
We have been referred to no case decided by the supreme court of Tennessee modifying this interpretation of the state Constitution, and its correctness is in effect directly affirmed by the ruling made by the court in this case.
Although the House on Friday struck down a bill that would have directly affirmed that life begins at conception, without a requirement of a public vote, it did pass legislation to ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy and to require doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
Radicalism doesn't mean affirming political principles the most directly or confrontationally; it means having ideas that get to the root, to the deepest source of the issue at hand.
James seems to be directly echoing and affirming what he had learned and passed on from his brother Jesus.
In Candy Crush Saga, a successful move is accompanied by flashing colours, upbeat music and affirming words like "delicious", which appeal directly to our reward receptors.
Jackson has, famously, affirmed the President more directly.
