Sentence examples for words affirm from inspiring English sources

Obama's words affirm our own personal abilities.

It is this causal story that was the "special intention"—the real truth behind the Buddha's words affirming the sense bases.

Every person, and this is not an exaggeration, expressed some words affirming complete agreement with that answer.

Frankl's life, more so than his written words, affirms that we all possess the power to make and act on this choice.

In later times beginning in the 6th century bce and continuing into the early centuries of the Common Era Jewish monotheism developed in the same direction as did Christianity and also later Islam under the influence of Greek philosophy and became monotheistic in the strict sense of the word, affirming the one God for all persons everywhere.

The flesh, as an element, is the same location, the possibility of any fact and experience, in a word, affirms the philosopher, the facticity.

(Witnesses and officials can opt to make an affirmation rather than take an oath; the affirmation omits reference to God and uses the words "I affirm" rather than "I swear".

Unlike Hoover – who had observed the Quaker ban on oaths by using the words "I affirm" rather than "I swear" in the presidential – Nixon used the words "I swear".

We "hold" others with our ears that listen; with our gazes that notice; our hearts that exude compassion; our words that affirm; and... our hands that touch with a tenderness that accepts, yet an openness that does not confine.

Clearly they hear Trump's words as affirming them.

In other words, science affirms our worst fears: We are, in many ways, our moms.