Sentence examples for with an affirmation of from inspiring English sources

The visit opened on July 27 with an affirmation of Russian-Ukrainian brotherhood in Kiev, regarded as the cradle of Russian Orthodoxy.

He accepted literally the constitutional principle of the separation of powers, and he opened his first annual message to Congress, in December 1885, with an affirmation of his devotion to "the partitions of power between our respective departments".

And when, after brooding for nearly an hour, Mr. Coyne concludes "Always There in Our Hearts" with an affirmation of "The joy of life that overwhelms" amid cacophony and echoes, he doesn't sound all that convinced.

However, when a request is coupled with an affirmation of the right to choose, reactance is kept at bay.

Accordingly, he asks a Christian scholar and then a Muslim scholar about his "knowledge and actions" ('ilm wa-l-'amal), and each replies, in turn, with an affirmation of his faith, a brief history of his religion, and at least an adumbration of its practice.

The sage replies with an affirmation of his faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, who is described as having miraculously rescued all of the children of Israel from Egyptian bondage, provided for them in the wilderness, given them the Holy Land, and sent Moses with the divine Law.

Ultimately, however, she chooses to return to her polygamous relationship with Abdul Moelan, an affirmation of tradition over modernism.

It's not a bad metaphor for the Italian film industry's relations to Hollywood, and for once a Di Leo film ends with shared laughter and an affirmation of brotherhood.

The 2016 campaigns didn't find much agreement on Sunday, with the exception of an affirmation of Fox News as a future debate host.

The Pink Mass was performed twice -- once with two gay men, and once with two lesbians -- in an affirmation of the Satanist Temple's belief in "freedom and the pursuit of happiness for all people".

It is, by contrast with that dark book, essentially an affirmation of the ability of human beings to regulate themselves - if, that is, they are allowed to.