Sentence examples for first affirmed from inspiring English sources

Considering that the World Bank's first affirmed purpose is to alleviate poverty, we can see how pervasive the reframing of poverty in terms of environment has become.

Having found the answers to his spiritual doubts, he formulated his essential philosophy, and almost everything he ever wrote afterward was an extension, amplification, or amendment of the ideas he first affirmed in Nature.

William Henry O'Shea's divorce suit in 1890, Dillon and O'Brien at first affirmed their support of him, but they finally decided that he would thenceforth be a liability as party leader.

The cover art and title of the album was first affirmed via the RCA Records website.

But starting in the late eighteenth century, just as our Constitution first affirmed the right to freedom of worship and speech in this land, African-Americans were regularly lynched for crimes never proven in a court of law, and many of them were burned to death before large crowds.

This hypothesis was first affirmed by the observation that MMP-2 knockout mice show decreased tumor angiogenesis and progression (Itoh et al. 1998).

If we want to eat 'the breakfast of champions,' in whatever form it comes today, we've got to first affirm our worthiness to BE champions, and to act accordingly.

We must first affirm our commitment to promoting non-polluting renewable energy, monitoring industrial excesses, reducing and recycling waste, cleaning our rivers and bodies of water, embracing sustainable agriculture practices, increasing biodiversity, regenerating forests, and forging partnerships with the people to improve their living and working conditions without degrading the environment.

He set up the first goal and scored the second, affirming this writer's faith in football.

He subsequently backtracked a little, first affirming, again, "Yes, I buttfuck the French cinema," then excepting seven worthies from his wrath, including Michel Hazanavicius, the director of "The Artist".

We first affirm that f ( z ) cannot be a nonzero rational function.