Sentence examples similar to gained affirmation from inspiring English sources
The audience goes to these films to bear witness, and to gain affirmation for their daily experiences".
In this way, they sought to both validate their role as a "good parent" and gain affirmation of their expertise.
The participatory activity of planning and filming a video, and watching themselves on screen, helped the participants to gain affirmation and to connect the group through common experiences.
To quote from a remarkable essay on the whole question of citation (MacRoberts and MacRoberts, 1996), 'The cumulative effect of citing more and more people who similarly agree with the author is to concretize the universality of the knowledge claim.' Greenberg describes information cascades: authors write their clinical experience, citing similar practices and thus gain affirmation.
For others who've recently gained acceptance and affirmation for themselves it is, on occasion, hard to make room for an even more oppressed group.
Born amidst the turmoil of the Reformation, this archetypal modern self drew its strength solely from within in the sense that one's principle of action was determined by one's own psychological need to gain self-affirmation.
It is not just hedge funds who are hoping to gain from an affirmation of the lower court ruling.
Taiwan maintains very close cooperation with the United States and our performance has been outstanding, which has gained a high level of US affirmation.
"JHU's Chaplain Chester Wickwire once told me that religious cults [then prevalent at other colleges] never gained any traction at Hopkins because Hopkins students don't need external affirmation," she said.
The quests for the (re)affirmation of the identity of places and regions in the era of globalised economy and culture gained momentum on local and regional development research and policy agendas since the early nineties.
