Sentence examples for really affirming from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Mrs. Edwards, who has cancer, said "most of the attention you get is really affirming for you, your family and your spouse".

"It's really affirming for them to have an appearance that aligns with that identity," she said.

That truth alone, turned me on more than I knew was possible and was a really affirming feeling.

The experiences which gave rise, through habit, to the mistaken belief (in, for example, substance or causation) are presented as what the belief really affirms.

"The year out really affirmed my desire to become a physician-scientist". Year-out programs have become increasingly popular since the Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation introduced the concept for medical students interested in cardiovascular science in 1979.

You have to really affirm that they're not.

It all comes from a kind of big-band, I mean marching-band society, and it blares and it proclaims, but it doesn't really affirm.

In elections, those of us who vote are really just affirming one of two choices those who control the nominating process decided to bequeath us.

They're really life affirming and positive experiences".

Knowles warns them against some consequences, affirming "time really moves fast" and that growing up fast will leave them wanting more.

Fuller recalled Obama calling a young mother in the class a "superstar" and listening to a student who said his biggest fear was making minimum wage at 40. "These are students, students who no one says positive things to you generally, and it was really just to affirm their journey," Fuller said.