Sentence examples for only reaffirm from inspiring English sources

Whatever replays you show won't fill it; they'll only reaffirm the despair from what could have been.

Friday's news of the automobile industry's record low sales figures only reaffirm the need for urgent action".

As for Jon Trott, today's innings will only reaffirm the divide in opinion that already exists about his place in the team.

The leaders could only "reaffirm" last year's big idea: to speed up the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries HIPCC) scheme, meant to cut the debts of 41 of the world's poorest countries.

This week, in a BBC interview, Roth will not only reaffirm his literary retirement, he will also, with gleeful finality, guarantee to the camera that "this is my last appearance on television, my absolutely last appearance on any stage anywhere".

The excuses therefore not only reaffirm that white Australia remains ignorant of black history but, more worryingly, of their own history in trying to destroy it on its own land.

Credit that in part to the cast, whose brilliance is only reaffirmed by the boxed set.

For some tourists, the recent events have only reaffirmed concerns about their safety in India.

The financial crisis only reaffirms that reality - no country can escape its consequences.

The document dump only reaffirms the need for a more robust Congressional response to this mess.

"These are only reaffirming a stagnant status quo in most of these markets, or even reducing competition".