Sentence examples for affirming statements from inspiring English sources

Chevron's ads seek to address the current critiques of oil companies with affirming statements like "Oil companies should support the communities they're part of" and "Oil companies should put their profits to good use".

Your affirming statements and visibility in the lead-up to the Supreme Court's decision are hugely beneficial to the cause of equality, and I cannot overstate my appreciation for your having made this change of heart at this time in history.

It is helpful to tell yourself affirming statements that emphasize acceptance and tolerance.

It is more important how your voice sounds than what you say; however, repeating it's name and affirming statements will help the cat to associate a calm presence with your voice.

The campaign of Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor running for the Republican presidential nomination, ventured into similar territory this year with a Web site that was started to affirm statements by Mr. Romney and rebut those of his rivals.

Each item on the RAQoL is scored '1' for the affirmed statement or '0' for the disaffirm statement.

Participants' responses to statement 16 ('Survival of the fittest' means basically that "only the strong survive"') were somewhat split with 40.8% (n = 31) affirming the statement and 59.2% (n = 45) selecting the misconception.

Trump kept his side simple and blunt, affirming his statement that Muslims hate Americans.

To affirm positive statements, you used "yea": Shoot, there aren't any open pubs in Canterbury at this hour.

(While Secretary Rice has said recently that overthrowing the mullahs is not United States policy, President Bush has pointedly refused to affirm her statements).

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, who has probably come closest in aligning his government with the United States on Iraq, affirmed earlier statements calling for action against Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi leader.