Sentence examples similar to more affirmative of from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Clinton proved, however, is that laying out a more affirmative vision of what the party should stand for, and trying to persuade activists of its merits, makes for a more enduring campaign, both in the primaries and in November.

Still, having served on the court since the age of 47, for the last 14 years as chief justice, it would hardly be surprising if he had another, more affirmative sort of legacy in mind.

The form for handling individual issues and problems in the Contra Gentiles is not the quaestio but a more affirmative defense of specific positions and against specific heresies.

The results of this survey suggest that patients are more affirmative in providing potentially futile treatments than physicians in Japan.

A setting of the same text by Jacobus Gallus (the Slovenian composer Jacobus Handl) assigned more work to higher voices, sounding more affirmative in the process.

He doffed his tie and shouted himself hoarse, tweaking his standard stump speech — the one with the laugh lines about Republicans "drinking a Slurpee" and driving the economy "into a ditch" — into a more affirmative, upbeat vision of why voters should elect Democrats, and not just reject Republicans.

A high violence index (4 or more affirmative responses) was representative of 8.47% of the freshman and sophomores across cities.

(yes, no) Using established conventions (13), we classified a total of two or more affirmative responses as food insecure.