Sentence examples for but the affirmation from inspiring English sources

The payoff is not merely the pleasure of discovery, but the affirmation that even jaded palates can find something new.

What the negation removes is not the state of affairs, but the affirmation that goes along with it.

"I needed not just a paycheck but the affirmation.

Science has benefited hugely from the period of Labour government, not only in the steady rise in public funding but in the affirmation of faith in evidence as the foundation of policy.

However, this rejection of morality is not grounded in the rejection of values as such, but in the affirmation of what might be called non-moral goods.

"Education is the foundation, but application is the affirmation".

Nobody went to Notting Hill's Pharmacy restaurant for the food, but rather for the affirmation of being part of Damien Hirst's hip take on the ephemeral.

Communism should be defined not only by the abolition of property but also by the affirmation of the common – the affirmation of open and autonomous production of subjectivity, social relations, and the forms of life; the self-governed continuous creation of new humanity.

For a weak causal relation, they make the modus ponens (A therefore B) and modus tollens (not-B therefore not-A) inferences but they resist the affirmation of the consequent (B therefore A) and denial of the antecedent (not-A therefore not-B) inferences.

Are you a black man who thinks psychics are nonsense but reads the affirmations of Tavis Smiley?

But there's also the affirmation that Christianity and faith would be empty without resurrection.