Sentence examples for concluding affirmation from inspiring English sources

For the overall symmetry it thus provided and because of its own arc — from a tightly wound, quizzical opening through a reprise of that opening in the finale to a concluding affirmation of sheer joy — the Dvorak made the perfect ending to a lovely evening.

By this stage, Gustav is so passively agreeable that what should be the novel's concluding act of affirmation seems like just another acquiescence.

And Gus Speth, dean of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, speaks of "ethical duties" to rescue the ecosystem from ravages of the world economy, concluding with the affirmation, "We can save what is left". This article entitled, "Religions of the World and Ecology: Discovering Common Ground" originally appeared in the May 1999 issue of Religious Studies News.

An oath is religious in origin and in essence, yet the paragraph in the Constitution requiring that all officials "be bound by Oath or Affirmation" concludes with the declaration that "no religious test" should be applied to a person taking office.

They conclude that despite affirmation of the Doha Declaration and the Paragraph 6 Decision in principle, their implementation is dramatically hindered by inadequate capacity in low to middle income countries and pressure from powerful trading partners to avoid using such measures [ 7].

A recent study concludes that self-affirmation improves problem-solving under stress.

Concluding remarks.

Concluding Advice.

These reflections, he would maintain, lie within the scope of philosophy because they depend methodologically solely on reason, and conclude with rational, not authoritative affirmations.

Prayers are concluded with a final declaration of affirmation, "R'amen" (or "rAmen"); the term is a parodic portmanteau of the terms "Amen" and "Ramen", referring to instant noodles and to the "noodly appendages" of their parodic deity.

He finally concludes that "you must be you!," an affirmation likely accompanied by a playful prod at the tiny nose of your precious, singular baby.