Sentence examples for help reaffirm from inspiring English sources

Twice a day, Thomas still goes through phonics cards to help reaffirm the basics of the English language.

Instead of adopting yet another distinctive style to mark the final chapter of her life, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela seems to be drawing on the powerful subtexts of her old wardrobe to help reaffirm her extraordinary legacy.

"We remain hopeful that we can find a path forward working through the legal process to help reaffirm our position that the Department of Education erred in its review process, resulting in an unfair decision".

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea said on Monday that it was unlikely to provide humanitarian aid to tens of thousands of flood survivors in North Korea even if the country asked for help, reaffirming its hard-line stance after the North's fifth nuclear test.

"When you achieve things, it helps reaffirm to yourself that you are doing the right thing".

What helped reaffirm our decision was what my aunt, an unusually sensible former health visitor, said: "Look, you should do what works for you.

And I am delighted if the Olympic volunteers have helped reaffirm Cameron's faith in the generous spirit of Britons – as they have mine.

The colorful descriptions helped reaffirm gay marriage's status as a media fixation, something that was evident over the last seven days when the topic dominated much of the public discourse.

The collapse of prog helped reaffirm the dominant narrative of rock and roll: that pretension was the enemy; that virtuosity could be an impediment to honest self-expression; that "self-taught" was generally preferable to "classically trained".

Building on the work of Black Box, whose peerless Ride on Time spent six weeks at No 1 in the UK, the euphoric club music of Corona and Livin' Joy helped reaffirm the country's position as Europe's party-hit capital.

The silver lining for the ride-hailing industry is that the treasurer's move helps reaffirm the companies' position: Drivers should be treated as independent contractors, not as employees.