Sentence examples for compelled to assure from inspiring English sources

It's never a good sign for a president when he feels compelled to assure the public he still has a pulse.

No wonder Mr. Freeman, in his biographical note in the program, felt compelled to assure his real family, "This play is not about you".

Trump's Inauguration was still a few weeks away, but, after Obama announced the sanctions, Flynn, who was in the Dominican Republic with his wife, apparently felt compelled to assure his contacts inside the Russian government not to worry.

His agriculture minister, Jean Glavany, felt compelled to assure the French public that "I eat beef, my children eat beef, as the scientists most specialized in BSE eat beef, as do their children".

Her focus on marine issues was such that, at one point, she felt compelled to assure the chairman of the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Senator Jeff Bingaman (D NM), and his colleagues that "despite my interest in the oceans, I recognize that we live and depend upon the land, and I will not ignore the land".

Even so, they felt compelled to quickly assure religious conservatives that his position had not changed, reaching out to leaders like Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, an advocacy group that vigorously opposes abortion.

Since the arrest, 10 of the individuals have reportedly been released to their parents, who were compelled to sign paperwork assuring the authorities thatthey would prevent their children from engaging again in similar activities.

The potential sensitivities were not lost on Wesleyan University administrators who, while supporting the exhibition, also felt compelled to reach out and assure the Middletown Police Department that it was not intended to criticize them.

As recently as last fall, the Geneva show's organizers felt compelled to issue a statement assuring that the annual event would take place as scheduled.

The next day, Romney was compelled to reassert his anti-abortion legitimacy — assuring reporters that he would "remove funding for Planned Parenthood".

Ms. Lavin, too, repeatedly feels compelled to stop in the middle of her stories and assure the audience, "This really did happen," which apparently sends a "jump in anytime" message to some of the customers.