Sentence examples for reaffirmation from from inspiring English sources

Now that needs reaffirmation from on high.

They seek constant reassurance and reaffirmation from prestigious institutions.

Mayor Richard M. Daley is surely feeling so beleaguered these days that he could probably use a dose of reaffirmation from Stuart Smalley, the "Saturday Night Live" self-help talk show host created by Al Franken, the comic-turned-senator from Minnesota.

Mr. Netanyahu said in a pointed statement just before boarding a plane to Washington that while he appreciated Mr. Obama's commitment to peace, he "expects to hear a reaffirmation from President Obama of American commitments made to Israel in 2004 which were overwhelmingly supported by both Houses of Congress".

At Shrewsbury and Nottingham in August he received vigorous reaffirmation of his rights from the royal courts.

Above all, though, solutions have to come from a reaffirmation of the need to uphold asylum and refugee protection, and to see these as a shared global responsibility.

But MPs privately admit it could just as easily lead to the reaffirmation of his mandate from Labour members, the splitting of the party, and a fundamental reshaping of British politics.

Their satisfaction comes from the reaffirmation of their masculinity.

A Reaffirmation Ceremony with presentations from residents and faculty and a reading of an oath is held at the start of clinical clerkship, to remind the students of the attributes and responsibilities as they enter the clinical phase of their learning.

But wait, won't Russia and Iran both benefit from an eventual reaffirmation of Assad's power in Damascus?

It took several efforts to elicit from him a grumpy reaffirmation of this view.