Sentence examples for implicit affirmation from inspiring English sources
Or an implicit affirmation.
Is his blue-collar and Middle American appeal still an implicit affirmation of white racial privilege?
It is this aspect of the Stand Your Ground laws — their implicit affirmation of a code of manliness — that links them to the novelistic and filmic representations of the old west.
But as Ms. Robson also points out, these tablets' word problems about digging and construction, their use in teaching record keeping and calculation, and their implicit affirmation of the importance of scribes and teachers, also reveal a highly organized, bureaucratic society, an "ordered urban state, with god, king and scribe at its center".
This implicit affirmation of a utilitarian principle might include the situation, for example, where "a patient with gastrointestinal hemorrhage continues to bleed despite all standard interventions and needs large amounts of blood products.
In the first exchange the K1 affirmation is implicit; in the second the Convenor affirms the required attitude by repeating it, you are (disappointed in yourself).
The article attempts to demonstrate that the programme functions as a self-affirmation of Cluny in the face of rapid changes and implicit challenges, not only from crusaders and their supporters, but also from the reforming papacy.
First comes perceptual affirmation.
She smiles in affirmation.
