Sentence examples for affirms the view from inspiring English sources

To Manne, having been told initially that the man is unstable, this simply affirms the view.

Postol adds that an indirect and far-ranging consequence of THAAD could be the downgrade of American credibility, as deployment affirms "the view of many nations that deal with the U.S. that the U.S. is untrustworthy in terms of its commitments".

Collectively, these data suggest that PdPR5-1 inthevexistingthe existing camalexin mechanism and affirms the view that CYP79B2 and PAD3 are the critical intermediaries in the camalexin pathway.

In reality Eagle standing alone against Corbyn would affirm the view on the ground that the PLP is happy to defy the members to return to its Blairite idyll.

For scientists, the discovery of the Higgs (as physicists call it) affirmed the view of a cosmos ruled by laws of almost diamond-like elegance and simplicity, but in which everything interesting — like us — is a result of lapses or flaws in that elegance.

And they affirm the view of the late Palestinian-American scholar, Edward Said, that one has to look "elsewhere" to understand the "here".One of the first pieces the visitor sees is a large, mural-like photograph of the lobby of an ornate, hugely expensive hotel in Abu Dhabi.

"This re-affirms the view of the board that the sporting integrity of the SPL is of paramount importance.

In FE, he seems to affirm the view that 'good' is indefinable (FE 262), though again he seems sympathetic to a non-naturalistic definition, according to which 'good' is definable in terms of 'admirable' or 'commendable' (FE 271, 283).

A more than twofold increase of diarrhea among patients with CD4 counts less than 200 cells/μL in the present study may re-affirm the view that diarrhea to be an AIDS defining condition [ 21].

Furthermore, the overall lack of improved efficacy between hyperoncotic albumin and control regimens demonstrated in the quantitative meta-analysis tends to affirm the view of a revised Cochrane meta-analysis that concluded that the use of colloid solutions for acute resuscitation of hypovolemic patients outside the context of randomized-controlled trials is difficult to justify [ 8].

Here again the twofold nature of Jewish thought becomes apparent, and both sides must be affirmed or the view is distorted.