Sentence examples for just affirmation from inspiring English sources

The embrace of the parlance of the Internet by the Oxford English Dictionary, or OED, is not just affirmation of the plasticity of the English language.

It either was a foregone conclusion who was going to win it, or the race was already locked up, so Connecticut was just another affirmation of that".

"This meeting with the president is just an affirmation that this movement is working," she said.

"It's just more affirmation that the ACT seems to be leading the charge in sensible, evidence-based drugs policy.

So saying 'here comes the change' is just that affirmation that if you think we will get tired and give up on this fight, you are wrong". .

Winning elections is only one aspect of the work before us, but it is an aspect upon which not just dignity, affirmation of our values, or some airy notion of the greater good depends.

"We're definitely going to keep doing the work on the ground, but meeting with the president, for me -- well, I'll say for everybody -- is just an affirmation that this movement is working," said Ashley Yates, co-founder of the group Millennial Activists United, in a conference call with reporters on Tuesday.

To see these many collections used by the historians and the documentary filmmakers to create something like this movie is just an affirmation of what we've always been thinking, which is that the NYPL is the place, thanks to these collections and open access to these collections, for historians who are writing and will be writing about the gay liberation movement.

If you're confident, you should lead the conversation, but create pauses where she can make a comment, even just an affirmation ("yeah", "um", etc).

Self-affirmations are valuable precisely because they free you from a reliance on the approval of others, but affirmations from others can be just as beneficial as negative scripts from others are harmful.

These aren't just sentimental affirmations, they're words to live by.