Sentence examples similar to passionately affirm from inspiring English sources
"March of the Penguins," the conservative film critic and radio host Michael Medved said in an interview, is "the motion picture this summer that most passionately affirms traditional norms like monogamy, sacrifice and child rearing". In part, the movie's appeal to conservatives may lie in its soft-pedaling of topics like evolution and global warming.
I recently saw a wonderful video on YouTube that has been making its way around the internet, of a little girl passionately affirming herself and her life in the bathroom mirror ("My whole house is great; I like my hair; I can do anything; I like my family," etc).
They affirmed, and passionately, that the dissolute expatriates in this novel of "a lost generation" were not worth bothering about; and then they devoted most of their time to discussing them.
World War II and the cold war were fought to defeat secular totalitarianism -- Nazism and Communism -- and World War III is a battle against religious totalitarianism, a view of the world that my faith must reign supreme and can be affirmed and held passionately only if all others are negated.
Because (and I would say this, wouldn't I?) I do passionately believe that playing games with other grown-ups is creative, life-enhancing, life-affirming in all the most delicious and important ways.
Mr. Whittle passionately disagrees.
The official objected passionately.
He passionately disagreed.
I think that passionately.
