Sentence examples for always affirms from inspiring English sources

From "Compensation": "The soul refuses limits, and always affirms an Optimism, never a Pessimism..

From "Compensation": "The soul refuses limits, and always affirms an Optimism, never a Pessimism...

What's broken is a step in which a server then ensures that the other with which it's been communicating is the same one that sent a session encryption key.Rather than check and pass along whether the key was sent by the right party or not, the code simply moves along, bypassing the check, and always affirms that the key is good.

"I've always affirmed the rights that I know.

The Jerusalem declaration and statement restates what the Anglican church has always affirmed.

But he has always affirmed the policy of completely free and open access to the human genome.

Asked if they wanted to visit the site of the Warsaw Ghetto, the West German students always affirmed their need to do so, but the young East Germans invariably refused, saying "that has nothing to do with us".

"This shows what we have always affirmed, that Uribe's commitment has always been with the paramilitaries," said Wilson Borja, a leftist congressman who was seriously wounded in an assassination attempt in which paramilitary fighters played a role.

It had a new stadium, built by its local council, that could seat 48,000 fans; that, Khaldoon al-Mubarak has always affirmed, was a crucial factor in the decision to buy the club.

Although Huygens later rejected certain of the Cartesian tenets including the identification of extension and body, he always affirmed that mechanical explanations were essential in science, a fact that later was to have an important influence on his mathematical interpretation of both light and gravitation.

It is difficult to speak this way in a place like New York, where somebody might come up to me and say, 'Hey, you're some kind of a fink.' But in one way or another I've always affirmed that I'm an Oklahoman.