Sentence examples for nice to affirm from inspiring English sources

It would be nice to affirm the seductive narrative: a composer's pet project long languishing in obscurity, brought stunningly back to life and revealed as the true masterpiece he believed it to be.

While nice to be affirmed again, the drivers don't get too far with this decision.

"It was nice to hear them affirm the feelings that I had, too.

As part of the settlement, Penguin had to affirm that "it respects all religions worldwide" — a nice sentiment that has nothing to do with intellectual freedom.

As part of the settlement, Penguin had to affirm that "it respects all religions worldwide"—a nice sentiment that has nothing to do with intellectual freedom.

The Supreme Court needs to affirm that.

"I remind everyone, especially the leaders: discipline to affirm our power, tolerance to affirm democracy, reconciliation to affirm unity".

Mr. Starr needs to affirm that publicly.

I therefore dissent and vote to affirm.

On this basis I vote to affirm.

The motion to affirm must therefore prevail.