Sentence examples for great reaffirmation from inspiring English sources

Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum, summed up the museums' views by saying that the relatively light 15% cut represented "a great reaffirmation of the role museums play in society".

At a time of great uncertainty, they were a cathartic reaffirmation of all that is good in life and an expression of defiance against those who wish to undermine our tolerant and freedom-loving society.

"This verdict is a reaffirmation that this nation's judicial system is the greatest ever devised," Mr. Quijano said outside the courthouse.

Arthur C. Clarke, after looking at some of these photographs, wrote in a foreword to Mr. Benson's 2003 book ("Beyond: Visions of the Interplanetary Probes," Abrams), "These images serve as a spectacular reaffirmation that we are privileged to live in the greatest age of exploration the world has ever known".

In the face of all this ugliness and unhappiness, the Catholic sexual ethic begins to look, not like some dreary laundry list of "No's," but as a very great "Yes" to human dignity, fidelity, promise-making and promise-keeping, and a badly-needed reaffirmation of the built-into-the-human-condition linkage between sexual love and procreation.

But Sir John, whose organization is widely known as MI6, devoted much of his 30-minute address to the central role of secrecy in maintaining security — a reaffirmation of traditional tradecraft in an era of leaks and pressure for ever-greater disclosure.

Most certainly, it is a reaffirmation of President Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction that an Iranian nuclear capability or bomb is the single greatest threat to the world's security.

"It's a reaffirmation of life, ultimately".Great stuff and wise words from a wise man.

FlightBlogger couldn't hear any such reaffirmation.

Now that needs reaffirmation from on high.

In November, it was one of reaffirmation.