Sentence examples for more affirmative message from inspiring English sources

Particularly if the dominant storyline in South Carolina is a series of attacks between Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich and the "super PACs" that support them, there might be an opportunity for a candidate to rise with a more affirmative message.

On the call, Vivian Tseng, general counsel and a vice president of Welch Foods Inc., the juice company, asked if the committee "has considered some other message that would be more affirmative than negative".

No more affirmative action.

Brighter and more affirmative, the three Op.

"His messages of love, peace and ending racism — one of the singalongs was John Lennon's 'Give Peace a Chance' — couldn't have had a more affirmative audience.

The music in her heart is much more affirmative.

Still, the Norwegians were also getting at something more affirmative.

Toward the end, they quote Woody Allen: "I wish I had some kind of affirmative message to leave you with.

More substantively, among Democrats worried that Mrs. Clinton has failed to make a more forceful case for her candidacy since the party's convention, her illness has reinforced the danger of a Trump-centric strategy — leaving the Clinton side without a memorable affirmative message to hammer home, especially when its chief messenger is on the mend.

"It just became clear to me that we needed to have a more affirmative position".

In his major-key codas, Beethoven is so insistent on driving home his affirmative message that he runs the risk of sounding stupid.