Sentence examples for very affirmative from inspiring English sources

It ends with acceptance, often a very affirmative justification, of nature's law.

"One of the things we decided to do was be very affirmative.

But in his private life, he was known for, shall we say, embracing diversity — very affirmative in his actions.

The question, though, is that it still is not very affirmative whether or not a LEED certified building also enhances environmental benefits to its surroundings.

Mark McKinnon, Mr. Bush's media consultant, said: "He was very affirmative about it: 'This isn't going out under my name.' It was not a debatable point".

"It was closer than anticipated," he said of the vote, "but at the end of the day the truth prevailed and the members made a very affirmative statement in the face of the opposition".

YW: I came back from the Grammys two weeks ago feeling there is very little affirmative music in contemporary America, and has not been for the last fifty years, because what passes as affirmative is really rather imperial and militaristic.

Re "A Little Bit Indian" (column, May 20), about the Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren's claim of Cherokee ancestry: The solution to the problem raised by Ross Douthat is actually very simple: affirmative action based on disadvantage, not ancestry.

They contend that most of the cost falls on the very persons affirmative action is supposed to benefit.

A +3 rating was used to indicate a very strong affirmative answer, −3 was used to indicate a very strong negative answer; intermediate scores were used to indicate degrees of affirmation.

Here we give very strong affirmative answers to both these questions in a rather general setting.