Sentence examples for concrete affirmation from inspiring English sources
For Stephens, it was a concrete affirmation of the trail's mission — to ensure that the natural and cultural heritage of the region will be enjoyed by future generations.
The announcement marked the first time in the Police Commissioner's six-month tenure that he has established a special program to counter the rising tide of violent crime, and was the first concrete affirmation of the vision he has described for reshaping the department to put more officers on the street in foot patrols.
It was a concrete affirmation that they knew of the dangers in forming a just society in a world firmly intolerant of such an undertaking.
There are not enough concrete steps or firm affirmations of how women will play a better role in the transformation phase of their country".
The more concrete, detailed and specific your affirmations are, the better you can visualize them, the more effective they can be.
"I see water and buildings" are the words Adams has chosen to use, and there is something at once concrete and transcendent about this simple, almost banal affirmation.
It was not clear whether Mr. Powell was seeking any concrete changes in the captives' treatment or simply an unequivocal affirmation that the United States would follow the letter of the Geneva Conventions.
The decision to build, Moore said in 1978, a few months before work was resumed, was "a concrete sign of hope for our city and our neighborhood, a dramatic affirmation that we are here to stay".
Fortunately Jean-Do has the enviable literary gifts, the well-equipped mind and the ironic wit to consider these matters in a philosophical yet concrete manner, and the final result is a joyful, unsentimental, unself-pitying affirmation of life.
The president who quoted Ronald Reagan's slogan, "Trust but verify", should seek explicit affirmation from other world leaders that these tasks need to be accomplished and get a commitment to their concrete contribution.
