Sentence examples for an affirmation of something from inspiring English sources

For the past generation, the Winter Games have lived off a vestigial aura of funky, low-key, outdoor, lighthearted, scarves-flapping-in-the-breeze gold-medal celebrations as an affirmation of something noble.

If you are in the UK, the response is likely to be an affirmation of something wonderful.

But whatever you want to call it, the reaction to Clinton's jacket is very much an affirmation of something ingrained in our political culture, something that former Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn).

So Browder's suicide this past June, at age 22, was a tragic affirmation of something thousands of New Yorkers who have gone through the bail process have known for a long, long time: Something is terribly wrong here.

But America has always been about the affirmation of something positive.

Michael J. Lavery, the president of the audit bureau, said that the disclosures by Newsday and Hoy, which the bureau first discovered through an audit, represented something of an affirmation of its practices.

Bergner tells us he was looking for both a story and something close to a revelation -- an affirmation of what he describes as his own tenuous faith in God.

Now that is an affirmation of faith.

It was an affirmation of life.

It is an affirmation of national solidarity.

It is an affirmation of enlightenment.