Sentence examples for get reaffirmed from inspiring English sources

"It's good to get reaffirmed by the people.

I would say, "Have more faith in your fellow human beings". I've never lost faith in my fellow human beings, and I continue to get reaffirmed in that goodness.

From Mr. Macron's point of view, "you've got to reaffirm these principles,'' he said.

"We have got to reaffirm unambiguously that open markets and rules-based trade are the best engine we know to lift living standards, reduce environmental destruction and build shared prosperity," Mr. Clinton said.

"The Bivouac experience reaffirms that desire.

If narratives of personal unravelling afford us a frisson of danger ("Look how bad things can get!"), they also reaffirm our sense of relative achievement and security ("At least I didn't end up like that").

This means that a fixed body of information keeps getting recycled, restated and reaffirmed, even as scholarship is rendering it inadequate or even inaccurate.

To combat what it saw as abuses by both debtors and creditors, the commission proposed changes like requiring audits of some claims by lenders and limiting the ability of banks to get borrowers to voluntarily reaffirm debts.

I feel I am defending Mecca and Medina, which is sacred ground". When he got to Saudi Arabia he reaffirmed his Islamic faith in a Saudi mosque, "just to feel that I did it in the homeland". Lance Cpl.

The decision by Tea Party favorites like Sarah Palin not even to get into the race reaffirms this notion.

The whole idea of getting together to reaffirm a lack of belief, joining hands and not praying, writing a creed about what they don't believe — I don't think so.