(Pearl, as he affirmed to his captors before they killed him, was Jewish).
His fists spoke loudly, clearly and emphatically as he affirmed his favored status with a lopsided and unanimous decision.
Judge Christopher F. Droney pointed to that decision as he affirmed the previous court ruling in favor of Aereo.
As he affirmed in the commentary to his Bhagavad-Gita translation, it all depends on the relation between the two languages (IB, I, 256).
"I hope this resolution will help all member states to better understand the needs of children with disabilities and the policy options to address them, in order to make a real impact on the ground," he said, as he affirmed the European Union's commitment to progress.
If Arnold and Sly became the cartoon emblems of Reagan-era might, Mr. Diesel has come into his own as a contemporary hero, one who suggests a postrace ideal, even as he affirms old-fashioned power with displays of annihilating violence.
But as he affirms a much-needed change in city law, the governor should also encourage the mayor and his government to make sure young people can find an inexpensive way to bunk in the city.
As it is, the author begins his book by saying it's an attempt "to save my own soul," then leaves his soul to tremble between the lines as he affirms uncertainty with the certainty of a recent convert.
It's a nerdiness of a particular, well-perceived sort: he is, as he affirms, a "people person"—his impulses are unfailingly awkward, his attempts at humor are lumpishly uncool, he's accident-prone and fretful, but he's also effusively sympathetic, optimistic, encouraging, and insistently pursuing sentimentally warm companionships based on little but a bottomless fund of sheer enthusiasm.
It's a nerdiness of a particular, well-perceived sort: he is, as he affirms, a "people person" — his impulses are unfailingly awkward, his attempts at humor are lumpishly uncool, he's accident-prone and fretful, but he's also effusively sympathetic, optimistic, encouraging, and insistently pursuing sentimentally warm companionships based on little but a bottomless fund of sheer enthusiasm.
A person, for Nietzsche, has a Dionysian attitude toward life insofar as he affirms his life unconditionally; in particular, insofar as he affirms it including the "suffering" or other hardships it has involved.
