Sentence examples for * reassured in from inspiring English sources
"There is a place," they were reassured in a song, "where mercy and grace are the cornerstones".
"I do understand the importance of the computer," Mr. McCain reassured in The San Francisco Chronicle last week.
If the Nazi-Soviet pact gave them pause for thought, they were reassured in June 1941, when Germany turned against the Soviet Union.
Ford engineers and journalists were falsely reassured in 1999 when they checked the federal complaint database and found it virtually empty -- partly because lawyers had not filed complaints.
Yes, I was reassured in a kind letter, Clown was a curious, much misunderstood character, crucial to the message of the play, a strange, Feste-like figure, casting his ironic eye over all the events of this mighty catastrophe.
They will expect to learn something about Jesus that they could not learn elsewhere, and they will hope either to be challenged or reassured in their faith, perhaps both.
His engagement to Caroline Allpass, announced in April 1968, reassured those in the party who had reservations about his private life; others were shocked by Thorpe's emphasis on the political motivation for the marriage worth five points in the polls, he opined to Mike Steele, the party's press officer.
Evidence was given at an earlier hearing that a police officer involved in the case reassured Ball in 1993 by saying: "Bishop, this is all over".
President Omar al-Bashir in Khartoum has reassured factions in his army and ruling party that the deal still depends on getting what they want over the disputed north-south border.
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez led an interfaith prayer service Thursday night in which he reassured immigrants in the country illegally that the church would continue supporting them.
"The important point is that the people of Northern Ireland should be reassured that, in this case and in other cases such as Massereene, the prosecution was properly brought".
