Sentence examples for not affirming from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be seen as not affirming what these groups do.

The statement draws some criticism online for not affirming Shah's posts were antisemitic.

For Indians who do raise a glass of the national drink, Johnny Walker Black, to Nadella, they're not affirming a shared achievement.

The burly guitars are the same, as are the melancholy choruses, the assertive but not affirming drumming and the sense that this has all been done before, and better (in some cases by Nickelback itself, several years ago).

But God is greatness itself and goodness itself, and so, when we say, 'God is good' or 'God is great', we are not affirming any attribute of him beyond what he is as a substance.

Similarly, the new soft language for the exclusionary position "welcome but not affirming," fails to recognize the growing number of faithful people in conservative congregations who can no longer, in conscience, justify the inevitable exclusionary practices associated with the position.

While archaeologists could not affirm that the bones were from soldiers of Pericles, they said the evidence was strong.

But as Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general, has said again and again, the U.N. investigation will not affirm who used these chemical weapons.

The faraway flash was "so small a body that he could not affirm it to be land," Columbus wrote, referring to himself in the third person.

Even when pressed by Senator Tim Kaine, DeVos would not affirm a commitment to "equal accountability" for all schools that receive taxpayer funds.

Moreover, it is not the oneness of God that counts in monotheism but his uniqueness; one god is not affirmed as the logical opposite of many gods but as an expression of divine might and power.