Sentence examples similar to increasingly affirming from inspiring English sources
It is increasingly affirmed that most of the long-term consequences of TBI are due to molecular and cellular changes occurring during the acute phase of the injury and which may, afterwards, persist or progress.
Together with the wider debates surrounding the influence of the classics on young readers, Tyrwhitt's attack proved to Symonds that it was becoming increasingly difficult to affirm the ideal of Greek love, as the pedagogic Eros was conflated with the corruption of youth.
A fabulous life affirming day.
It is affirming and inspirational.
Affirming my love, Dr. Carmen Harra.
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This opinion was increasingly accepted, and even Haldane affirmed that "most evolutionary change has been degenerative" (Haldane 1932).
Mortified by an avalanche of polls re-affirming Obama's increasingly strong chances for re-election, Hewitt and company have retreated to the comfortable confines of the right-wing media bubble.
The painful paradox is that our society keeps people alive for longer than ever, investing huge resources to do so, but is increasingly reluctant to provide – or even affirm – the care that makes those longer lives meaningful.
