Sentence examples for and he affirms that from inspiring English sources

Hume holds that there are no abstract ideas, and he affirms that all ideas are particular.

He self-consciously and intentionally plans to create what he considers a work of art, and he affirms that his walk will be a thing of beauty.

The first pope to visit a synagogue, he repudiated the ancient idea that Jews had killed Jesus, and he affirmed that the Christian revelation had grown from Jewish Scripture.

Contrasting his story with romances, in which "the story is feign'd," he insisted that his story, "though allegorical, is also historical," and he affirmed that "there is a man alive, and well known too, the actions of whose life are the just subject of these volumes".

I repeated Mr. Morales's position back to him to make sure I had understood it correctly, and he affirmed that I was correct.

And she affirmed that possibility.

But Hartley ignores the distinction between "thinking" and "thought of"; he affirms that neurological processes generate consciousness.

He thought that such distinctions enabled him to maintain simultaneously the necessity of all that happens and human freedom (cf. Tractatus de universalibus, ch. 14, pp. 333 47); and many times he affirms that it would be heretical to say that all things happen by absolute necessity; but his attempt failed in achieving its goal.

Firstly, the Daba uses a formula both in the beginning and end of enunciation: he states in the beginning that the following action is to be taken after the last action is accomplished, and in the end, he affirms that this action is now accomplished stably.

Instead, he affirms that, 'strictly speaking', no ruler ever errs.

Descartes famously calls the senses into doubt in the First Meditation, and he affirms in Meditation Six that the senses are not meant to provide knowledge of the "essential nature" of external objects (7:83).