Sentence examples for more affirmed from inspiring English sources

And we both felt passionately about wanting to raise awareness for issues impacting LGBT youth around the world, so future generations of LGBT people could grow up feeling more affirmed and confident in who they are.

Indeed, if it is true that genetics regulates an individual's response to food (nutrigenetics), it is being more and more affirmed that nutrients can control the gene expression (nutrigenomics) and products of the metabolism (nutrimetabolomics).

By 12 April 1080, William and Robert had reached an accommodation, with William once more affirming that Robert would receive Normandy when he died.

When a science fiction convention is more affirming, less body-shaming, more welcoming and less sneering than a conference with 3,000 plus "progressives," we're doing something wrong.

Few things are more attractive than being genuinely interested in someone's life, and nothing is more affirming.

And nobody could ask for a more fortifying fantasy or a more affirming escape.

No suicide is simple, but Ms. Aaberg has joined the call for a more staff training and a more affirming curriculum.

That it came just two days after Roddick's fourth-round victory over Mikhail Youzhny, when he rallied from a two-set deficit for the first time in his short career, made it all the more affirming.

Like Vic Chesnutt, who committed suicide on Christmas Day, 2009, Linkous made emotionally open music that moved from beautifully dark ("Good Morning Spider") to more affirming ("It's a Wonderful Life," from 2001).

We reject truth in favor of more affirming alternatives.

Americans today are far more affirming of LGBTQ people than even 10 years ago.