Sentence examples for reaffirmation what from inspiring English sources

– as if without reaffirmation what was real might slip into the darkness.

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It was a terrific reaffirmation of what sports is all about.

"We don't want reaffirmation of what's in [the goals], but how to put them into practice, and that includes talking about money," said Claire Hickson, head of policy and communications at Womankind Worldwide.

"Evans's work is rooted in the photography of the earlier past and constitutes a reaffirmation of what has been photography's central sense of purpose and aesthetic: the precise and lucid description of significant fact".

"Dominus Iesus," he wrote, "is not a proclamation of some human superiority in contrast to any other person or institution" but instead "a reaffirmation of what the church believes and lives with an ever abiding sense of her own unworthiness".

"It is a reaffirmation of what our camp has been saying all along: that the charges against the former president are as thin as the soup made from boiling the shadow of a chicken that has been starved to death," said Ferdinand Topacio, a lawyer on her legal team, in a statement paraphrasing Abraham Lincoln.

Calling the decision "a structural reaffirmation of what the rule of law means," Professor Freedman, who was a consultant to the detainees' lawyers, said it was as important a ruling on the separation of powers as the Supreme Court has ever issued.

Dr. Val Giddings, vice president for food and agriculture at the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group of hundreds of biotech companies, said, "This is a strong affirmation of the academy's previous reports and an emphatic reaffirmation of what the industry has been saying for years, that these products are safe and subject to more regulatory scrutiny than any others in history".

This is a reaffirmation of what NSF has been doing since its founding".

In the event the communique is largely a reaffirmation of what was said at the Geneva Conference in June 2012 charting the steps needed to move ahead with a political transition.