Sentence examples for to the affirmation 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.

To the contrary, it is an insurmountable obstacle to the affirmation of a political community that unites citizens without regard to differences in sex, origin or religious faith.

The doctrinal basis of the World Council of Churches is limited to the affirmation that it is "a fellowship of churches which accept our Lord Jesus Christ as God and Savior" (1961).

And of course the terrible irony is the vulnerability that draws people to the affirmation of a laughing crowd is exactly the same quality make it most difficult to survive the crushing weight of a silent one.

Ms. Uggams is the archetypal show business survivor in the role of a superstar who could not survive, a testament to the affirmation of life playing a desperate woman with what Ms. Uggams is certain was a "death wish".

The acceptance of rational and critical perspectives for judging the claims of religious authorities in Europe since the 18th century, plus the development of historical criticism and a sense of historical relativism, has contributed to the affirmation of man as basically a secular person.

And on to the affirmations, "I can go anywhere.

She remained faithful to the affirmations of the 1960s, adventuring openmindedly into the left, catholicism, Est, environmentalism, alternative therapy, Buddhism, gardening - you name it.

The findings further provide evidence to support the affirmation that future changes in rainfall and recharge are unlikely to lead to failure of improved groundwater supplies in Africa (MacDonald et al. 2009; Bonsor et al. 2011; MacDonald et al. 2012; Lapworth et al. 2013).

It is equally risky to be understood too well, and in order to get the affirmation we crave from mother, we repress or censor what we imagine she won't like.

The very words tend, for the contemporary reader, to mitigate the affirmation of Foley's homophobia.