Sentence examples for yet affirming from inspiring English sources

I hoped the President got that view and it had the powerfully humbling yet affirming effect on him as it had on me.

The episode, which set the standard for dealing with difficult topics on children's television, was called heartbreaking yet affirming, and one of the proudest moments in the show's history.

Yet Affirmed controlled the race from the start to repel a furious stretch run charge by Alydar, who had languished last, to hold on to a half-length victory.

If you have not yet affirmed your truth then you will create your life by default.

For the concert series, Mr. Berman tried to select works that reflect the influence of Rome yet affirm qualities that could be deemed "American".

That is, scholars both ancient and modern tend to reject such writings as forgeries when they themselves disagree with the content, yet affirm them as worthwhile when the works in question align with their own convictions.

Perilous Times tells a story with a balanced, two-fold moral that is sobering yet ultimately affirming of America's capacity to learn from past mistakes and make moral and constitutional progress.

This movie deserves your viewing for Firth's magnificent (and indeed Oscar-worthy) performance in a wrenching yet life affirming story of love and loss.

Yet, they affirm the importance of the park for conservation, and are willing to work with park authorities for stricter protection.

Julia Lovell's translations of Zhu Wen's stories in The Matchmaker, the Apprentice and the Football Fan (Columbia) yet again affirm him as one of the most interesting Chinese writers today.

This is not yet to affirm necessitarianism, however, for hypothetical necessity is compatible with contingency (by definition).