Sentence examples for stronger affirmation from inspiring English sources
He added that "there could be no clearer rebuke of tyranny, there could be no stronger affirmation of freedom," than the sight of people tearing down the wall.
It was the most Obama had said on climate change for some time, and it was a stronger affirmation of the science underlying climate change than Obama has offered on other occasions.
Could there be a stronger affirmation that, while we may disagree about how to solve our problems or even what our problems are, underneath it all we are truly One Nation Under God, even though we may disagree about whom God is supporting this year or whether He exists at all or where He goes to church on Sundays?
Oddly, the most physical insubstantial work in the exhibition is a strong affirmation of endurance.
His fundamental point, he said on Sunday, was that there should be a strong "affirmation of whatever decision women decide to make".
The festival was a strong affirmation that you can fill a large symphony hall for two solid weeks with people eager to experience 20th-century classical music.
Today, lawyers for the plaintiffs hailed the ruling as the strongest affirmation of the state's provisions for indigent care in more than a decade.
The majority opinion, by Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., was a strong affirmation of the importance of freedom of expression, even in the face of substantial societal condemnation of the horrific nature of some of the speech involved.
But however misapplied, the court's strong affirmation of the right to vote must be embraced as a clarion call for an ambitious national reform of the way we vote.
Mitchell sees little chance of the production being put on in Britain, but is nonetheless revelling in its success, not least the strong affirmation she has received from the playwright himself, who has been to see it twice.
"The garden was designed for contemplation and healing, as well as a strong affirmation of a vision of New Jersey in which Christian, Jew and Muslim live together as citizens," said the museum's director, Mary Sue Sweeney Price.
