Sentence examples for provides affirmation from inspiring English sources
Being selected as a grand prize winner provides affirmation that pursuing STEM is worth celebrating.
It reinforces us-vs.-them, which makes it difficult to reach persuadable members of each culture, further cementing their loyalty to a community that provides affirmation instead of condemnation.
On the other side, offering support that provides affirmation for the individual who is struggling, along with a sense that she or he is not alone and that the time of questioning may be a natural, perhaps appropriate part of a spiritual search, may lead to more positive outcomes, Ellison said.
Overall, these results highlight the value of the breastfeeding helpline(s) in terms of providing rapid, targeted, realistic, practical, and responsive support that provides affirmation and encouragement.
In this respect, our study provides affirmation to the publication of Emmett et al. (2006a) but on a much lower level of exposure (about one-seventeenth with regard to blood levels, about one-seventh concerning drinking-water concentrations).
The MI approach allows exploration of a problem in a supportive environment that expresses acceptance and provides affirmations of the person's strengths.
If Duke is the standard for college basketball, St. John's previous two encounters with the Blue Devils provide affirmation that the Red Storm has been a strong team.
We found that the songwriting and other creative activities of the engagement provided affirmation and acknowledgment of the caregivers as well as an opportunity to release stress, grief, and pain.
With this level of consumer apprehension, remanufacturers often employ marketing strategies to provide affirmation about product durability.
With such expansive consumer apprehension, remanufacturers often employ marketing strategies in an attempt to provide affirmation about product durability.
CJ Shiloh, his music therapist, reveals how she systematically desensitized Josh and provided affirmation of his progress.
