Sentence examples for which only reaffirm from inspiring English sources

The most likely scenario of fact-checking behavior is partisan-leaning independents cocooning themselves in an echo-chamber of their favorite blogs, which only reaffirm their existing beliefs.

"The commissioner continues to refuse to even say how many applications he inspected, which only reaffirms how unconvincing his assurances are.

Which only seemed fair.

Whatever replays you show won't fill it; they'll only reaffirm the despair from what could have been.

Friday's news of the automobile industry's record low sales figures only reaffirm the need for urgent action".

The response was overwhelming, which, to Drinkwater and Champion, only reaffirmed the importance of the project.

Generally, a debtor only reaffirms secured debts, or those, which have attached to property, such as a mortgage or a loan on a vehicle.

Although the accusation was entirely false, and the subsequent Privy Council investigation only reaffirmed this, James Francis Edward's birth was a contributing factor to the "Glorious Revolution", the revolution which deposed James II and VII and replaced him with his Protestant eldest daughter from his first marriage to Anne Hyde, (1637 1671), Lady Mary, (later Queen Mary II).

Credit that in part to the cast, whose brilliance is only reaffirmed by the boxed set.

For some tourists, the recent events have only reaffirmed concerns about their safety in India.

The financial crisis only reaffirms that reality - no country can escape its consequences.