Sentence examples for spirit of affirmation from inspiring English sources
That final line, with its simple, imploring repetition, concludes the novel with just the right spirit of affirmation and regret.
There is no similar discomfort in those remarkable plaster casts at Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine: They were actually made in the spirit of affirmation, first appearing in a museum of national heritage in the 1880s.
I will not use my knowledge contrary to the spirit of this Affirmation.
But the stories are told in a spirit of sweet affirmation, as if they were meant as signs pointing readers to shocking or daring destinations that the author did not have the harshness -- "the power to do harm" -- to reach himself.
This spirit of self-affirmation was at work in evangelicals' enduring support for Bush, in the enthusiasm for the Dean campaign among the young, secular and tech-savvy, and now in the devotion that Palin inspires among socially conservative women.
The film's prevailing spirit is one of affirmation and curiosity, sustaining the director's claim that he has learned a lot about living through the experience of facing death.
When the creative team puts aside narrative and character to explore in physical terms the spirit of defiant self-affirmation and rebellion that triggered the spontaneous protest, the play acquires an exciting visceral charge.
The Spirit of Life: A Universal Affirmation.
He is the author of Contesting Spirit: Nietzsche, Affirmation, Religion and has published essays on Jacques Derrida, Slavoj iek, and J. Z. Smith.
Either way, the spirit of resilience and life-affirmation remains the througline from their debut album Get Wet and on "Goodbye".
It also displays qualities of affirmation and even purity of spirit, and this is found in its unabashed, and very well handled, mostly tonal universe.
