Sentence examples for constantly reassured from inspiring English sources

I have been complaining of memory loss, but have been constantly reassured.

We are constantly reassured about the manual labour that has gone into premium supermarket fare.

She constantly reassured him, trying to dispel his worries that he was going to be arrested, and she urged him simply to tell the truth.

For the ensuing eight months, I kept asking after my visa, and I was constantly reassured that it was in the works.

Since the Snowden revelations, we have been constantly reassured that much (though not all) of what the government collects without a warrant is "just" metadata — and what could be the harm in that?

What can Mr. Bailey possibly find for his valued client, the design snob, who runs a smart home accessories shop — one of the few successful businesses in Bedford Falls these days — and has to be constantly reassured that she shouldn't take her business to a larger, savvier outfit — Citigroup, perhaps.

"Don't make mountains out of molehills," he constantly reassures me.

He said that in his dreams, he constantly reassures his wife that she does not need to worry about him and Sylvie.

Jake Kasdan's film does not permit itself the cynicism and irony that might have made the subject interesting because it is constantly reassuring us that Annie and Jay are nice, loving people.

What is irresponsible, however, is for a candidate's supporters to ignore such campaign realities, to demand that their candidate constantly reassure them that they will not be let down.

Boswell analyzed and recorded his own vanity and weakness with the objectivity of a historian, and in his Johnsonian scenes he ruthlessly subordinated his own personality, reporting the blows that Johnson occasionally gave him without constantly reassuring the reader that he understood the implications of what he had written.