Sentence examples for possibility to affirm from inspiring English sources

By connecting deeply with patients and their families, nurses have the possibility to affirm the patients' strength and facilitate their courage to live a meaningful life and die a dignified death.

He's urging them to affirm the possibility of gradual change, and to resist the mind-set of all or nothing, which runs especially hot this year.

To our knowledge, there are not data available in the Literature to affirm the possibility of a common genetic background which could justify this association.

To affirm such a possibility, of course, is not to deny that the value the quartet has in virtue of its particular twists in turns is a value that we experience it as having.

Roy Moore's apparent staying power serves to affirm the hypothesis.

It seemed to me an obvious way to affirm my people's power and possibility; only later did it seem like a pathetic form of assimilation.

The other incompatibilist position is to affirm libertarian free will along with the principle of alternate possibilities (premise 9), and to deny the possibility of infallible foreknowledge.

On the one hand, to affirm a non-actualized existing thing, such as an un-actualized possibility, is tantamount to affirming a non-existing existing thing, which is a patent contradiction.

The Supreme Court needs to affirm that.

"I remind everyone, especially the leaders: discipline to affirm our power, tolerance to affirm democracy, reconciliation to affirm unity".

Mr. Solomon refers to Beethoven's "ineluctable skepticism" warring with his "will to affirm and transcend" and argues that in the midst of Beethoven's utopian fervor there lurked dystopian possibilities.