Sentence examples similar to has positively affirmed from inspiring English sources

Having at least one other person in the decision-making loop who has to positively affirm not just the president's identity but has to also agree that the decision would not be a bad thing.

She had always been confident in her academic abilities, but her experience at Clark Atlanta also instilled in her a "good sense of self-love, and positively affirmed my identity as a black woman".

"The reform policies are hailed; things have positively changed.

In short, all these people have positively harnessed their drive.

Nevertheless, we do sometimes have sufficient methodological grounds for positively affirming the existence of certain things.

Beyond what is more strictly bound up with the practical function of the postulate of immortality, we have no theoretical grounds to positively affirm any model of the life to come, or a timetable for "the transition from time into eternity" (8 327).

1. Health: The mind-body crowd would have you believe that you can positively affirm your way into wellness.

Tywin's failure was his misjudgement of the question, "When should recognition and reward be linked?" This is an issue that has been tackled by the leadership expert Meghan M Biro, who has jotted down a methodology of five ways to positively affirm good work.

Here they do not endorse the activity in the strong sense of positively affirming its value.

This could explain the marked increase in SP scores, as there were ample opportunities for their teacher and peers to positively affirm the work they were engaged in.

Without this one thing, you can positively affirm and visualize until steam comes out of your ears, but all of your dreams will elude you.