Sentence examples for affirming not from inspiring English sources

Cornel talks about the difference between Kierkegaard — the leap of faith — and Aquinas — the view that reason is a very powerful tool in affirming not only God's existence, but other truths of faith.

Williams even discerns a similar, and probably for many readers an implausible, identification with blacks in "Gone With the Wind," which she sees as affirming not the lost racist world of the plantation but the earthy hunger for land of Scarlett O'Hara's Irish immigrant forebears.

The basic principle was affirmed, not replaced.

"Now is the time to affirm not only the immorality of nuclear weapons, but the immorality of their possession, thereby clearing the road to abolition," the Vatican said.

The forty-fifth President affirmed not the continuity of America's Democratic progress but his contempt for its non-Trumpian past.

There are "these virtual-reality silos — I mean, we can curate our news sources in such a way that our views are always affirmed, not always informed.

It affirms not just your faith in human nature, but also in something more mystical, something to do with casting your bread upon the waters.

Blandly to affirm not just one Reagan ideologue, but, if any other Justices were to retire, conceivably as many as 5, would be very difficult to reconcile with anything the Constitution permits or requires.

If there is any implicit criticism in this passage, it is of the outside agitators who would threaten to shut down a speaker whose value we explicitly affirmed, not the conservatives who invited him.

However, access to the data generated requires researchers to sign a data use agreement in which they affirm not to redistribute the data and to cite the ADNI in a manner deemed appropriate by an ADNI Data and Publications Committee [37].

Her conclusion was affirmed not merely by words but by risking her life to escape.