Sentence examples for the affirmation offered from inspiring English sources

Many of us turned out to be more resilient than predicted — thanks, in part, to the affirmation offered by our alternative rock icons and third-wave feminist ideals.

For Mr. Obama, the Senate vote offered affirmation that his administration had made the most of what seemed to be a rough political predicament, in which it was forced to negotiate a tax agreement with the Bush-era tax cuts set to expire at the end of the month and Congressional Republicans empowered by their big victory in the midterm elections.

The honeymoon's openness as a form means that other social groups have laid claim to the public affirmation it offers.

The anthology offers affirmation to older men coming out of the closet.

And yet, following on the heels of the self-esteem generation that spoon-fed us saccharine sweet praises (which often come off as little better than Stuart Smalley's over-the-top mirror self-affirmations), Brown offers encouragement that is deeply compelling and meaningful precisely because of it's raw honesty.

Does the therapist not offer affirmations that it's okay to be L,G,B or T? Perhaps they think that you're LG or B because you had "bad experiences" with the opposite gender, or were bad at sports?

They called Mr. Buczynski by his occult name, Lord Gywddion, and one after the other, they offered testimony to Mr. Buczynski, followed by the affirmation "Blessed Be," a common Wiccan affirmation.

Even when Anthony is being tempted, as he is with gluttony in "Table Is Spread" or lust in "God Is Love," the music offers an affirmation.

We work to build confidence and skills, and with your help we can offer even more young people like John the affirmation and encouragement to change their lives.

Few things are more validating than the affirmation of some person or charity that needs precisely what you have to offer.

Many listeners have found the affirmation forced.