Sentence examples for like to affirm from inspiring English sources
I would like to affirm the findings of why a seminary education is pursued, but a place in the pulpit is not.
Here, too, he has turned to outsiders for counsel, arranging a global poll of deaneries and parishes to find out how they deal with the family".[Francis] is not a dogmatic scholar who would just like to affirm everything as it was in the textbooks," says Hans Küng, a liberal Swiss theologian who has clashed with successive popes over doctrine.
But above all things I would like to affirm that even if I have traveled the greater part of Italy, I limited my conchological research to that portion which is crossed by the long chain of the Apennines, so that I have not ventured into the region surrounding the Alpine chain surrounding Lombardy.
Here I would like to affirm my strong support for clear laws and harsh penalties for those who incite and abet suicide.
"I'd like to affirm that ANY singer when first at the mic at the start of a long session can make a multitude of vocalisations in order to get warmed up," Orbit wrote.
Asked whether he'd like to affirm the Vatican's support for Viganò or respond to Faithful America's petition, Vatican representative Rev. Thomas Rosica declined to comment to The Huffington Post.
He also liked to affirm that only poets and composers should be made ambassadors.
We of course would like the trial to affirm that the long-term vision is one that includes the retail community.
Sometimes a philosopher accidentally or furtively mentions the pull of loss, even when trying, like Nietzsche, to affirm all of life's tragic edges and the necessity of mourning lost friendship or the destructive operations (and operas) of love.
The Joker, before he is the Joker, does break under mental strain – but when he does so he becomes a monster, more unmanageably violent than ever, piling up bodies like cordwood to affirm him as tough guy male villain.
Second, we all establish hypotheses that we would like to see affirmed when we are asking questions in our lives, for example, about relationships (e.g., "I know she likes me") or the economy (e.g., "It's definitely picking up").
