Sentence examples similar to evidence of affirmation from inspiring English sources
According to one account of the event, the audience applauded thunderously at the conclusion of the performance, but Beethoven, unable to hear the response, continued to face the chorus and orchestra; a singer finally turned him around so that he could see evidence of the affirmation that resounded throughout the hall.
Perjury originally consisted of the giving of false evidence on oath to a court of law, but in the 19th century its definition was expanded to include the giving of false evidence under affirmation to other tribunals that have the authority of the law.
(That's the tendency to interpret any new development or evidence as an affirmation of an existing belief or way of thinking).
(That's the tendency to interpret any new development or evidence as an affirmation of an existing belief or way of thinking). But even allowing for some wishful thinking among the liberal commentariat, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that Trump's predicament has just become even more complicated and difficult to escape.
It is a sort of affirmation.
"It's an extraordinary sense of affirmation.
For Wakefield, the attacks have become a kind of affirmation.
The threadbare debates showed resignation instead of affirmation.
The process of affirmation has been a long one.
We're starved for a collective sense of affirmation.
