Sentence examples for to affirmation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to affirmation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of affirming something, but it lacks proper context and structure. Example: "The committee's decision led to affirmation of the new policy."
noun
That which is affirmed; a declaration that something is true.
These guys are used to affirmation.
The double negation amounted to affirmation.
Each song follows its own idiosyncratic path from mourning to affirmation.
Backed mostly by just piano and organ — a choir shows up near the end — Ms. Houston moves from questioning to affirmation to serene faith.
"Every day we have a crisis called the 'morning bathroom crisis,' " Mr. Htaib said, to affirmation and laughter from several of the 13 family members with whom he shares a small house and one very stressed bathroom.
Flirting with despair on its way to affirmation, "Okay for Now" is about how one kid, among legions, has to reach beyond his family for help from the other adults in his life to give him a hand.
He has often talked about 'expelling crusaders and Jews.' That sort of language seems calculated to give affirmation to bin Laden's description of himself.
Still, despite such experiences as sexual abuse, racist attacks and debilitating diseases, feelings of victimhood have given way to affirmations of personal strength and perseverance.
Another idea that works well is listening to affirmations while clicking through online petitions.
There is a technique similar to affirmations, and some call it affirmations, look it up if you like.
The participatory activity of planning and filming a video, and watching themselves on screen, helped the participants to gain affirmation and to connect the group through common experiences.
