Sentence examples for assure audiences from inspiring English sources

Politicians all over the world these days assure audiences of their faith in markets ("markets where possible, government where necessary", in the words of Tony Blair).

Like many political candidates, Carmona loves to assure audiences that he is not a politician, and he has plenty of alternative professional identities to choose from.

They wanted to assure audiences that these soldiers who raped were a minority and that it was predominantly in the past.

Nor would Simon Cowell or Dr. House be allowed their startling meanness without the addition of heartwarming scenes that assure audiences of their likeability.

Perhaps the most important element of risk communication is to assure audiences that RF standards have been and continue to be under ongoing scrutiny.

Another: "I never made 'Who's Who,' but I'm featured in 'What's That?' " Ms. Diller, a 37-year-old homemaker when she took up comedy, mined her domestic life for material, assuring audiences that she fed Fang and her kids garbage soup and buried her ironing in the backyard.

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Although he's previously retired and returned six times in the past, this time, he assures audiences that he is "quite serious" about taking a break from the world of animation because he wants to make way for new talents.

Movies that have a mostly assured audience.

Zombie Reagan walks again Shambling through to re-assure audience that their legislative stonewalling is actually energetic advancement.

He is talking about ending the war by "negotiating from strength and to assure his audiences that the cities can be built by "private enterprise".