Sentence examples for ultimate affirmation from inspiring English sources

Site-specific theatre has now become the ultimate affirmation of the adage, 'All the world's a stage'.

They were the ultimate affirmation of our civic worth, not the waterborne displays of grace and majesty.

The idea of being the inspiration for someone else's art is the ultimate affirmation of self-worth.

Seduction on a grand scale It's not a question of looks, nor even of technique: for a colourful few, seduction just seems to be something that comes naturally... It's the epitome of wickedness, but also the ultimate affirmation of life.

The spontaneous civilian uprising against the military coup may have represented the ultimate affirmation of the popular will – but the events that followed have deepened the contradiction between Erdoğan's unquestionable democratic legitimacy and his equally indisputable authoritarian rule.

Its title references the ultimate affirmation of a garage or grime track – being wheeled back to the start to get played again – but it's huge enough to merit the four plays it gets here, with Kano on point each time.

Jaffa's speech can be read as a Strauss-inflected affirmation of "ultimate values".

Since literature itself is often partisan, is always rooted to some degree in local circumstances, and has a way of calling forth affirmations of ultimate values, it is not surprising that the finest critics have never paid much attention to the alleged boundaries between criticism and other types of discourse.

The serious commentators tend to flash past the quickest, so that more screen time can be devoted to things like Ultimate Christian Wrestling or the affirmation sandwiches at Cafe Gratitude in the hippie enclave of Fairfax, Calif.

At its best, it is the affirmation that the ultimate truth of our interior life is our absolute poverty, our radical dependence, our unquenchable thirst, our desperate need to be loved.

"Stay," fluidly directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, concludes with Rachel singing an incantatory refrain — "There's nothing in the world more beautiful than you" — that seems addressed to herself as an affirmation of her ultimate victory over circumstances that might so easily have destroyed her.