Sentence examples for mostly affirms from inspiring English sources

There's something irritatingly self-satisfied about "Funny People," which explains why, though it glances on the perils of fame, it mostly affirms its pleasures.

"There's something irritatingly self-satisfied about 'Funny People,' " Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in July, "which explains why, though it glances on the perils of fame, it mostly affirms its pleasures".

Zinni's idea mostly affirms something the Pulitzer Prize-winning Wauthorton Post author Dana Priest wrote in her important book, The Mission: Waging War and Keeping Peace with America's Military.

The final version mostly affirms the concept of religious freedom, makes platitudes about the freedom of political speech, and instructs the Department of the Treasury (i.e. the IRS) not to punish religious people or institutions for their beliefs.

In light of the precedents favoring their cause, the National Immigration Law Center has been pushing school districts nationwide to adopt "Campus Safe Zone" policies, which mostly affirm existing policies while expressing strong support for undocumented students.

Koedinger counters that "many other studies, mostly positive," have affirmed the value of the Carnegie Learning program.

The literature on middle powers indicates that such foreign policy ambitions and concomitant diplomacy mostly act to affirm the global status quo.

Although such foreign policy ambitions and concomitant diplomacy mostly act to affirm the global status quo, there may well be niches within health diplomacy in particular that can be used to challenge the existing global order.

The bishops whose teaching authority he affirms are mostly former administrators without advanced degrees in theology, the subject they are to teach.

The careers and values of Alberto Burri, Lucio Fontana and Piero Manzoni overlapped, as the selection of works mostly from the 1950's affirms, but their main achievements belong to different historical moments.

While another hearing this week featured sharp exchanges between administration lawyers and senators from both parties — Mr. Graham told the lawyers that they should "forget about" the tribunals President Bush tried to set up — the hearing with the military lawyers consisted mostly of senators and witnesses affirming their shared views.