Affirmative In A Sentence

• Isabel gave an affirmative nod.
• Five affirmative arguments generally accepted.
• Other affirmative evidence might be adduced.
• The affirmative class monopolize the homage of mankind.
• Hence, all poetry, and all affirmative action comes.
• The Hungarian used his affirmative word again.
• I had nothing but an insipid affirmative to give to these propositions.
• To have acted on the affirmative hypothesis would have been to expect much.
• He had put out his arm as though her affirmative were a foregone conclusion.
• An answer in the affirmative seems scarcely liable to be challenged.
• The head with his mass of tumbled hair gave an affirmative nod.
• It is an affirmative answer; else all would have been silence.
• On the affirmative the following points might be urged: 1.
• Roland answered in the affirmative and then Turner struck in.
• It was a certain affirmative or aggressive state of the Caucasian races.
• There being an unanimously affirmative reply, young Joe proceeded.
• By 'affirmation' we mean an affirmative proposition, by 'denial' a negative.

• Upon her answering in the affirmative they conferred for a moment, and then gave their names.
• That negative argument is strong, but the affirmative argument is much stronger.
• Why could she not take the leap gladly, as a woman should who had given the affirmative to a man?
• Yes, but this is no more than the negative idea, and the demand is to give the affirmative idea.
• Is it true that there is no judgment, even affirmative in form, which is not mixed with negation?
• Your first question I can answer in the affirmative upon pretty good authority.
• All the Democrats loudly voted in the affirmative and the Republicans in the negative.
• These matters, moreover, called for an affirmative vote of nine States in each case.
• Mr. Ridley, to whose evidence we shall return, was not the only affirmative witness.
• Of course the old Tory type of Greek historian, like Mitford, revelled in an affirmative answer.
• All answered in the affirmative and picks and shovels were plied with even more activity than before.
• Had he lost not only all that was vital, but all that was stable, that was positive and affirmative in his life?
• From it has arisen the doctrine of the synthesis of an affirmative and a negative into a higher conception, reconciling them both.
• The affirmative is usually given the last speech, on the theory that it is a disadvantage to have to open the debate.
• Schirr hesitated, knowing well that an affirmative answer might lead to questioning from the police.
• We admit that in the reflective state every affirmative judgment supposes a negative judgment, and reciprocally.
• It was skilfully done and drawn out with all the exaggerated effect of truth which bald negative and affirmative answers invariably carry.
• It would seem as if every mind must accord an affirmative reply, as soon as the matter is fairly considered.
• Finally, the proposition should, if possible, give to the negative as well as to the affirmative some constructive argument.
• On his answering in the affirmative she paid him twenty dollars, the amount charged, and hastened back to her cabin.
• An affirmative answer being given, the count then asked how many assessors should there be on the tribunal, and how the seat should be filled.
• This affirmative force is in one, and is not in another, as one horse has the spring in him, and another in the whip.
• The affirmative and negative answers are not, perhaps, irreconcilable, if we take account of the differences in races.

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