Sentence examples for seemed affirmative from inspiring English sources

In the past Deller's art has seemed affirmative, celebratory.

It may have seemed that affirmative action had a terminal illness, but a federal judge has given it a new prognosis in higher education, ruling not only that the University of Michigan could continue to give blacks and Hispanics a boost in admissions, but that diversity on campus is a "compelling government interest" in perpetuity.

The answer, on the evidence thus far, seemed in the affirmative.

I don't know whether my earnest appeal made any impression on her; she seemed skeptical of affirmative action during the question-and-answer period that followed.

Affirmative action seemed destined to fare poorly before the Supreme Court in Schuette, but let's fairly inform the public on this important matter.

However, Charlton seemed to accept the affirmative result of the referendum and again proved his loyalty to Hughes by defending him when he became the target of caucus criticism.

It makes it seem as if affirmative action isn't making good on its larger promise.

The answer seems to be affirmative when the additional justification is independent justification.

In 2014, Australia seemed to decide in the affirmative to the "whether" question for medicinal cannabis.

In a recent interview with the New Yorker, when asked if Sotomayor received preferential treatment, Bowen seemed to disavow the role affirmative action played in her achievements.

Moreover, a majority of rights holders in both districts answered in the affirmative, and therefore seemed aware, that everyone has a right to adequate food, and that the provision of relief food was the responsibility of the Government.