Sentence examples for going to affirm from inspiring English sources
"We're going to present our vision, and we're also going to affirm our values," Mr. Villaraigosa said.
No? Well you better read it right away because we're changing the opinion and we're going to affirm".
Wieseltier: Who taught these kids that every morning when they wake up the world is going to affirm them?
We look at it through a lens of what is going to affirm human dignity and the flourishing of a human person.
He added, "Were Obama to approach this in an ideological way, talking about this as 'We are now going to affirm the importance and centrality of government in the future of the nation,' I think the public would walk away".
If you're going to affirm a "young earth," it's for the sake of maintaining a narrow, literalistic approach to the Scripture that rejects modern science.
The thing would look great, I thought, hanging as an extra panel in our garage or barn where I could go to affirm my love every day.
2015's I Am a Problem: Mind in Pieces, with needly guitar lines provided by Jim Baljo and distorted electronics care of Olson and Young, is the only recorded document of the era, but live sets, both at Trip Metal Fest and elsewhere, have gone to affirm Wolf Eyes as one of the United States' great rock bands.
Let the Boy Scouts grapple with the implications of their organization's exclusion and with their willingness to be supported by anti-gay faith communities; and let our local congregation consider how far it is willing to go to affirm the lives of LGBTQIA persons.
He goes on to affirm, ungrudgingly, the importance of political parties as "a natural offspring of Freedom"; and he defends "an equal & universal right of suffrage" without property qualifications.
"Indeed neither theology nor philosophy is a science in the same sense as maths, physics or astronomy are," he conceded but he went on to affirm that theology had a respectable place among the humanities.The bishop also made a measured case for academic study of the Bible, using the full range of linguistic and historical tools.
