Sentence examples for while affirming to from inspiring English sources

I would observe every bump and scar, every pore and pustule, all the while affirming to myself that this was ME and I needed to accept reality.

And while it can be affirming to speak of God in broader terms, while also recognizing the baggage some people carry with regard to certain terminology for God, it's unfair to suggest that any gender-specific descriptions of God are somehow inaccurate or inferior.

The minister was reminding us simultaneously that sacred texts such as the Christian Gospel are complicated, even while affirming scripture to be essential to our spiritual experience, ethical wisdom and faith in the Divine.

Mr. Suozzi deserves praise for having the courage to oppose mindless immigration enforcement while affirming a commitment to sane policing and public safety.

Like Kushner, Pinter was also highly critical of modern Israel, while affirming its right to exist.

Written in traditional rhyming ballad stanzas (usually in the form abcb), Manger's poems convey shrewd humour while affirming a link to both Hebrew scripture and Old Yiddish writing.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday expressed skepticism over Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault accusation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh while affirming his desire to hear from her at a Senate committee hearing next week.

American officials have praised the Syrians for contributing to the antiterrorism effort, while affirming that they are likely to be asked to do more.

The European Union, the Clinton administration and Congress should set a course that brings a democratic Serbia into Europe while affirming a collective commitment to international law and justice.

While affirming churches are trying to get their message out, it is no longer being received by either the public or decision makers.

While affirming Germany's commitment to the NATO military alliance, the program says that the EU must be in a position to defend itself independently if it wants to survive in the long run.