The phrase "affirms itself through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something validates or reinforces its own existence or truth through a particular means or method.
Example: "The theory affirms itself through consistent empirical evidence gathered over decades."
Alternatives: "validates itself via" or "confirms itself through".
And the result, as Mr. Rykwert's book affirms despite itself, is not particularly seductive.
A squid hauling itself through the shallows.
In a critically astute yet intimate introduction, Longley implicitly affirms, through his own understanding and absorption of the earlier poet, the vibrancy and importance of Graves's monumental achievement for the several generations of poets who have followed him – from Auden, Dylan Thomas and Larkin through to Hughes, Heaney and Longley himself.
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He's also a comics artist, and his set included two short films — essentially slide shows of his elaborate drawings — that were finely reasoned histories, in rhyme, of the Soviet Union and the French Revolution, affirming populism through primitivism.
As an African medical student supporting her studies in Rome by housecleaning for an expatriate British pianist (David Thewlis), Ms. Newton conveyed, in a single slow twist of her fingers across her lips, as much fascination with an alien culture, as much awareness of the temptations of both losing and affirming oneself through desire, as the passionate declarations of Mr. Thewlis's character.
But what makes us exceptional is not our ability to flout international norms and the rule of law; it's our willingness to affirm them through our actions.
just as they affirm that, through family and education, "visions of survival take root" and help them "grow, dare to imagine, and create... despite the oblivion of darkness".
What makes us exceptional is not our ability to flout international norms and the rule of law; it is our willingness to affirm them through our actions.
Women go to ANC to get the card and get registered so they are not blamed if they go to health facility for delivery, in case of complications…." (male policymaker) Another female interviewee affirmed this: "Through ANC service, a woman is told whether the fetus is healthy, in a good position, or doing weakly in the womb.
