Sentence examples for affirming the point from inspiring English sources

His feeling, even if it is weak, has to some degree prevented him from completely grasping or affirming the point that he should not do this.

Mr. Barenboim affirmed the point by stretching out the gorgeous concluding violin statement of the theme the singers just sang.

"This complaint affirms the point many of us have been making: that the UAW is only interested in its own survival and not the interests of the great employees at Chattanooga's Volkswagen facility nor the company for which they work".

There are sites like Factcheck.org and the well-known Politifact.com, but there are also partisan sources like the conservative watchdog group Accuracy In Media, and the liberal Fair.org which tend to affirm the point-of-view of their politics rather than remain neutral.

As Hiatt affirms, the point is that epidemiology has a central role throughout the translation continuum, regardless of what the overlapping phases are called.

Admiral Mullen, who described North Korea as "a rapidly evolving threat," also made a point on Wednesday of affirming the military alliance between Seoul and Washington.

Additional time points would aide in affirming the theory that apoptosis increases initially and diminishes with increasing time to injury.

Most of the time, Mr. Wright points out, Hollywood is in the business of affirming the retributive impulse.

"Do you really think so?" With her stories, Elissa Schappell resoundingly affirms the woman's point: My dear, you have no idea.

The Senate majority leader, Dean G. Skelos of Long Island, affirmed that point on Tuesday, saying that he expected the legislative session to end Wednesday.

To affirm this point further, we considered whether the trials included in our review that were not available for previous meta-analyses demonstrated a lack of beneficial association of zinc supplementation with diarrheal incidence.