Sentence examples for try to affirm from inspiring English sources

"My interest in this project is continuous with a lifelong struggle to try to affirm life.

We can try to affirm the science but just deny the conclusion -- a kind of "power through it" approach.

"You're terribly vulnerable because, if you try to affirm your gender by sex which I certainly have done you become less keen to create boundaries like asking people to use condoms".

To the left-hand side of this House, I would say, following the present debate: try to affirm the opportunities available to people because of the information revolution.

One is continually trying to affirm something with the man in the next seat".

Over the past half-century, many groups have used Bell's Theorem in trying to affirm that quantum-mechanical entanglement is real.

Perhaps, in the end, she was drawn to the Church simply because of the claim made in Galatians, the one denied by it and by every other community she ever found, the one she spent her whole life trying to affirm: that, for purposes of human worth, "there is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female".

It's really more about me trying to affirm that this is valuable.

After years of trying to affirm a right to counsel through state legislatures and courts, activists have turned to big cities, with an emphasis on housing.

I have tried to affirm those who shine a light on the painfully deep, and pervasive role that racism plays in Brock's sentencing.

Fox wrote a letter to the governor and assembly of the island in which he refuted charges that Quakers were stirring up the slaves to revolt and tried to affirm the orthodoxy of Quaker beliefs.