Sentence examples for assurance that everything from inspiring English sources
DESPITE Mr. Marx's assurance that everything is under control, many economists fear that Argentina's troubles could prompt a regional disaster, or worse.
There is only the assurance that everything will be great again and that they will get so tired of winning (what? against whom? how?) and be restored to their greatness.
While the Democrats said they were determined to get to the bottom of the problem, Mr. Schmitt accused the administration of withholding documents and giving an early false assurance "that everything was O.K. and Mr. Sylver was staying".
Leslie's hopes, dreams and repellent pastel pencil skirts are at the heart of Parks And Recreation (Wednesday, 10pm, BBC4), the first, glorious series of which arrives this week amid celestial parps of jubilation and the assurance that everything, ultimately, will be OK.
The only thing that matters is the hand we offer and the assurance that everything will be alright, though we really don't know.
When I was three, I asked, "Mommy, why do you repeat?" They almost feel like they have to have some genuine assurance that everything is going to be OK.
Labour's emphasis on low pay, bad jobs, high rents and ends that never meet clashes with George Osborne's glowing assurances that everything is going swimmingly.
Despite the doctors' assurances that everything was fine, that the baby was healthy, Beltrán did not want to get ahead of himself.
Abadi and other Iraqi officials have either brushed off concerns about refugees and civilian deaths or given blithe assurances that everything will be fine.
The combination of public security pronouncements and assurances that everything will be fine seems to have induced a state of hypnosis.
