Sentence examples for so affirm from inspiring English sources

The inclination of the will is so strong that it amounts to compulsion; we cannot help but so affirm.

Because.... anybody who really stops, I would so affirm every effort they make.

But Ms. Pillay also called for a "truly inclusive dialogue" involving all political parties and in doing so affirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood "have to be part of the future political landscape" of Egypt, Mr. Colville said.

So affirming its religious objection to contraception will not grant the groups' employees access to contraception coverage through the alternative route developed by the Obama administration.

If we are to truly condemn violence in our politics, we must scrutinize it in its every iteration, individual and state-sanctioned, and not solely when doing so affirms the majesty of our American dream. .

We have a shared commitment to naming and challenging this destructive dynamic and, by doing so, affirming that we have not conceded, and will not concede, to internalized colonization.

Anyone who denies this, More insists, "must of necessity (as I have intimated already) confess that this Matter moves it self, though it be very incongruous so to affirm" (More 1662, II, 21, 31).

In doing so, we affirm our queer bodies and lives as a gift of God, refusing to absorb being vilified by those who would make us martyrs or casualties of a fear-based "faith".

"And so it affirmed the moment without evidence that it even existed.

The lacerating ironies of the very posh have never seemed so life affirming.

Really, they can't live without each other, and never have, as Seurat so sublimely affirms.