Sentence examples for great affirmation from inspiring English sources

Today is a great affirmation of what I've been doing and what I've done.

"If you beat a team like the Minnesota Vikings in their backyard, it's always a great confidence boost, a great affirmation for what you already believe inside.

"On Your Toes," the great affirmation of this marriage is achieved not with "Slaughter" (though it has its thrilling moments) but in the showstopping title number, performed earlier in the second act.

Hence, in Mahāyāna we find an explicit return through a "great negation" of a reified misunderstanding of being to a "great affirmation" of a non-reified understanding of being.

"While Curtis will certainly be missed, his proposed transfer is a great affirmation of our youth policy, and a demonstration of the club's ability to assist in developing players to such an extent that they're able to move to one of Europe's leading competitions".

He made his choices, and he's received great affirmation for those choices.

We can sense the enormous weight of an oration by John C. Calhoun, his great constitutional affirmation of slavery.

"Vatican II was a great document of affirmation of other religions, as was the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago.

This was meant as scornful condemnation; even at the time I instinctively felt it was positive and it provided me with a great deal of affirmation.

The irony of the grand online #selfcare-as-politics movement of 2016 is that it was powered by straight, affluent white women, who, although apparently feeling a new vulnerability in the wake of the election, are not traditionally the segment of American society in the greatest need of affirmation.

The peaks in negating assertions paralleled those of the affirmative, with the greatest peak in affirmations observed in June July 2010 (and a smaller peak in November 2013), reflecting the active online debate that was happening regarding the issue.