Sentence examples for sound affirmative from inspiring English sources

Making something sound affirmative, chauvinistic or proud will rally the troops.

So too did concerns about the political feasibility of any sort of effort to target black joblessness, the public's appetite for programs that may look and sound like affirmative action and common assumptions about why so many black people do not have jobs.

It sounded thoughtful, vaguely affirmative.

In the past ten months alone, the conservatives on the Court have gutted the Voting Rights Act, cast aside some of the few remaining limits on campaign donations, and sounded the death knell for affirmative action.

Freada: One of the things that I think doesn't work, and we know this from earlier decades of work are things that can sounds like or feel like affirmative action.

It was supposed to be an affirmative piece, and occasionally sounded like a cheerier version of Dido's Lament.

Instead, to deal with the rubbed-raw issues of Muslim immigration and integration, Hollande flees anything that sounds like a call for an affirmative action program.

During his career, he sometimes sounded like a liberal Democrat: he supported affirmative action and rights for illegal immigrants.

(make sure you don't sound cheeky though) Replace words like "Yes" with "Affirmative" and "No" with "Negative" Try not to show your emotions.

Even if most opponents of affirmative action seem to produce an uncertain sound these days, from California there continues to come a ringing call to arms.

-                 Affirmative, the lines are clear and you sound as if we were in the same room, but we don't understand.