Sentence examples for declaration of affirmation from inspiring English sources

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.

It's a declaration of affirmation, recognition of truth, an agreement with the content of what is being said, but most of all a belief that something will be done about it.

That text was nothing less than a second Declaration of Independence, an affirmation that the United States was not an attempt at remaking Europe in the new world, but a new construct the old world could not have dreamed possible.

In July 1917 he successfully negotiated with leaders of the Serbian government the Corfu Declaration, an affirmation of unity that laid the foundation for the future Yugoslav state.

Almost no one today defends what came to be called the Natural Law tradition, yet it alone supports the "self-evident truths" proclaimed in the American Declaration of Independence, or the affirmation in the French Declaration of the Rights of Man that men are born free, or the rights proclaimed in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and those in the European Convention on Human Rights.

"This march is an affirmation and declaration of our new pride".

Along with a strong commitment to expanding the Northern economy, the Republican Party had always emphasized its opposition to slavery: both the 1856 and 1860 platforms cited the Declaration of Independence with its ringing affirmation of liberty for all.

In a sense the identity museum is a morality tale about success in the cooled-off melting-pot of contemporary democracy; it is a declaration of political power to outsiders, an affirmation of shared experience to cohorts.

It is a sort of affirmation.

"It's an extraordinary sense of affirmation.

The threadbare debates showed resignation instead of affirmation.