Sentence examples for getting affirmative from inspiring English sources

In terms of getting affirmative (enthusiastic) consent, he completely failed.

The New Left got affirmative action, relaxed gender norms, and good coffee, while the corporations acquired a new justification for their profits.

Until we get affirmative answers to these questions we cannot count on China's goodwill toward the world or its willingness to work for peace.

I have gotten affirmative responses mostly from those individuals with a history of command auditory hallucinations.

They would rather require consumers to opt-out of their desired marketing practices than get affirmative opt-in consent to start.

Getting an affirmative response, he ended with the question, "Do you remember trying to sell yourself to British intelligence?" As Mr. Abdul Majid spluttered, "What do you mean?" Mr. Keen said he had no more questions, and the court adjourned for the day.

Mr Martins said because of the costs involved, he would not proceed with the referendum unless he was "reasonably confident of getting an affirmative result".

Rather, it suggests she spent much of her life asking the film's title question and never getting an affirmative answer.

Asking "Would a woman feel comfortable walking here at dusk?" and getting an affirmative response likely means that most people will feel comfortable using the space.

You don't have to have affirmative action because of your great credentials and ability to get the job done, but you need affirmative action because without it, you may not ever be given the chance to prove yourself.

Edmund's random confession that he thinks everybody looks fat gets an affirmative from Regan, played with peevish humor by April Matthis.