Sentence examples for be the affirmation of from inspiring English sources

Our aging nation will need millions of university-educated middle-class immigrants with high productivity, people who will put down roots and raise families, whose pride and success will be the affirmation of new Japanese values.

It would be "the affirmation of the optimism of those writers that defied the Inquisition, opening a breach in the conscience of the people for the march of the Liberators".

Sovereignty is the affirmation of the people's will through the bodies of state.

The Frieze effect has been the affirmation of  London as a centre of art in a way unthinkable even five years ago.

In a written statement on Facebook, he said the burkini was "the affirmation of political Islam in the public space".

One of the most innovative aspects of this theodicy was the affirmation of the created and not eternal character of the Qurʾān, the word of God.

They continue: "Relishing one's life, with all of its pains as well as its pleasures, is the affirmation of life.

"Césaire is in my lyrics, and I was upset when people misinterpreted what I wrote as anti-white because négritude is the affirmation of our common black roots," Youssoupha said.

"Taste is the affirmation of smell," he said.

This is the affirmation of a new reality which, considering its growing role in present-day society, requires research, especially regarding demand, motivation and profile.

In 1975, the National Interfaith Coalition on Ageing (NICA) presented a broad, consensual definition of spirituality, proposing that "spiritual health is the affirmation of life in relationship with God, self, the community and the environment that celebrates wholeness" (Moberg, 2002, p. 48).