Such an attitude, however, did appear in some rabbinic material and was often affirmed in medieval philosophical and mystical speculations and by some of the later moralists.
The newly wealthy are often desperate to affirm their status by conspicuously consuming the favoured brands of the already rich.
There are several verses which are often cited to affirm the idea that belief only has value when freely maintained.
For example, issues like abuse; commercialization; illegality; inauthenticity, identity and personhood; lack of autonomy, individual choice, and informed consent as well as concerns regarding safety were more often affirmed than negated.
Though both of these results are often used to suggest conservation action, we affirm that statistically significant results are not necessarily biologically meaningful.
A new report from Amnesty International affirms that security is inadequate, that police and soldiers are often missing, that every nightfall brings terror.
This first major New York revival affirms that "The Piano Lesson" is among Wilson's masterworks, but flaws are often part of the fabric of even the greatest plays.
The demand for affirming, competent transgender care far outsrips what's available, and in rural areas, physicians able to provide that care are often few and far between.
No disgrace in that, but whether consciously or not, it's often seemed to affirm the Galaxy's ascendancy by setting up to try and match LA's proactive approach.
But it reinforces the notion that the center of the contemporary queer experience is undeniably urban, and privilege of a certain kind comes with living in a community that's often more tolerant, affirming and supportive.
