As Karen continued, she expressed resentment for her husband's affirmation in his professional life and believed it unfair that he be affirmed at home.
What love, whose love, could she have been affirming at that moment of truth?
That time Alydar caught Affirmed at the 1/16 pole and won, going away by one and a quarter lengths.
It was heartbreaking and life-affirming at the same time, as all the best sporting moments should be.
He outlined the standards he expected his players to adhere to and then affirmed at a news conference that he had not lost control of the program.
According to Episcopal Church rules, newly elected bishops must be affirmed at the church's general convention by a majority of bishops, clergy and laypeople.
To the end, Camacho believed in what he affirmed at the homage to him and Josefina on his 90th birthday in 2008: "The class struggle exists.
Insisting progress is being made, Mr Cameron will say: "In the past eight months we've seen our credit rating – which was on the brink of being downgraded – affirmed at the triple A level.
Alydar, meanwhile, appeared to have trouble holding the track and dropped off the pack, falling 17 lengths behind before staging a remarkable finishing drive that left him one and a half lengths behind Affirmed at the finish.
The first version of this formulary is that promulgated at the Council of Nicaea in 325, but the second version, the "Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed," which has everywhere become standard and is generally referred to as the Nicene Creed, was affirmed at the Council of Chalcedon (451) as the Nicene "faith of the 150 fathers" (i.e., the Council of Constantinople of ad 381).
