Sentence examples for no affirmation from inspiring English sources

He stood up for personal liberty and publicly affirmed what should have needed no affirmation: that in a just society the rights of some must be the rights of all, that we do not condemn those who love differently, that we are all made greater when we are all treated equally.

We cannot affirm anything positive about God, because no affirmation can be appropriate to a transcendent being.

"Well, for one thing, in the tradition of Zen that I've practiced, there is no prayerful worship and there is no affirmation of a deity.

Later, Ryan, the most senior Republican in Congress, addressed the hall, but his speech offered no tribute to Trump personally and no affirmation of the nominee's ideas, which in many cases have radically broken with Republican orthodoxy.

There was no appeal to Canadian solidarity in the face of an attack on "our country, our values, on our society"; there was no affirmation to "remain vigilant against those at home and abroad who would harm us".

Save for the implied positioning of the Bush administration as representing "good" versus global "evil," there was no talk Tuesday of a new morality, no affirmation of truth-telling or a new integrity in Washington.

Correll, Spencer, and Zanna (2004) found that relative to those in a no-affirmation control condition, self-affirmed participants were more attuned to the strength of counter-attitudinal arguments.

The movie is a somber, gently touching intergenerational reflection of shared memories and speculations about the future that adds up to a no-frills affirmation of familial bonds.

And when you're number one, you no longer need affirmation.

She no longer needs affirmation because her beauty is not reliant on others, nor is it transient.

He added that "there could be no clearer rebuke of tyranny, there could be no stronger affirmation of freedom," than the sight of people tearing down the wall.