Sentence examples for who affirmed from inspiring English sources
I agree with the four justices who affirmed what the Congress said.
Surely the best epitaph for a poet who affirmed life, even during unspeakable sufferings.
"Humanitarian", originally a theological term, referred to one who affirmed the humanity of Christ, while denying his divine existence.
He consulted historians, who affirmed Lieutenant Cushing's valor, and began a long push to ask the Army to award him the Medal of Honor.
Jessop, who affirmed that, despite the diehards, changes were bound to take place in the M.G. in order to improve the car each year.
Constantius at first supported those homoiousians but soon transferred his support to the homoeans, led by Acacius, who affirmed that the Son was "like" (homoios) the Father.
Those who affirm this are wrong, because the truth is that we don't know.
It's a world that stretches from boys who eventually see themselves as transgender to those who affirm that they're boys, but boys in dresses.
"Their Cinderella Man is the decent little guy who affirms what movie people call the triumph of the human spirit," she wrote.
If she has a current beau who affirms himself, as he must, by aggressive initiation of sexual interaction, she won't tell me about that.
"She's running explicitly as someone who affirms rather than challenges conventional gender stereotypes," said Jocelyn H. Olcott, a Duke University history professor who studies the role of women in Mexican politics.
