Sentence examples for often reaffirming from inspiring English sources
Quoted in the report, however, the unnamed respondent wrote how the institution "is often reaffirming of white or racist supremacy feelings" and described feeling "very uncomfortable" in the building under question.
Scientific research often reaffirms what is in an oral history.
This theory is often reaffirmed by the fact that sharks almost never attack cables made out of copper, which don't project these same magnetic fields.
However, data generated using this approach often reaffirm previous qualitative findings, resulting in the development of 'new' instruments containing items with overlapping, but not identical content coverage [ 3- 5].
The idea is for this group to speak loudly, and often, with one voice, reaffirming that we should, indeed: not smoke; be active; eat food, not too much, mostly plants; sleep enough; manage stress; and nurture our social connections.
Its bold, often mesmerizing forms reaffirm the originality of his talent, yet its tortured geometries make it a daunting place to install or view art — hardly a minor drawback.
Yet she touched their spirit, some of them said, reaffirming the ageless truth that young people are often molded by forces far removed from their lives.
It is a complex story told in often obscure language that reaffirms the narrator's faith in his art and in himself.
As a psychiatrist, I can tell you that it's often a painstaking process to reconstruct a coherent personal history piece by piece — one that acknowledges the deception while reaffirming the actual life experience.
It was disheartening and reaffirming.
