Sentence examples for passionately affirmative from inspiring English sources
Borges's work is as spare as Neruda's is ebullient, as dubious and ironic as Neruda's is passionately affirmative, as reticent as Neruda's is voluble... Tells about their lives; Borges was born in 1899; Neruda in 1904... Tells about Neruda's exciting life & Borges's static one.
Borges's work is as spare as Neruda's is ebullient, as dubious and ironic as Neruda's is passionately affirmative, as reticent as Neruda's is voluble... Tells about their lives; Borges was born in 1899; Neruda in 1904... Tells about Neruda's exciting life & Borges's static one..
One of his most prominent advisers is Lin Che Wei, an Indonesian of Chinese origin who argues passionately against affirmative action for indigenous businessmen.
2006 wasn't a presidential election year either when Obama passionately defended affirmative action.
And then there's Ward Connerly, a black man who spends his days dancing passionately to the tune of the anti-affirmative-action zealots.
Universities adopted affirmative action not just voluntarily, but enthusiastically and passionately.
Why is it, therefore, that on many of the issues he cares most passionately about, Scalia's constitutional conclusions seem to coincide precisely with his personal preferences regarding affirmative action, school prayer, abortion, gay rights and gun rights?
Touré writes passionately and knows tennis, but some whispered that he might have gotten into the tournament only because of affirmative action.
Yet, they passionately, behind the scenes, work feverishly to denounce, discredit, ridicule, undermine causes and movements such as feminism, multiculturalism, affirmative action, abortion, environmental protections and other progressive causes.
Mr. Whittle passionately disagrees.
