Sentence examples for enough reassurance from inspiring English sources
"You never get enough reassurance that what you're doing is right".
The government has provided enough reassurance for potential buyers to get back to making purchases, he said.
That message may offer just enough reassurance to lull some smokers into continuing when they might otherwise try to quit.
However Mr Corbyn has failed to offer enough reassurance to Labour MPs that he would back continued membership of the 28-state bloc.
Although darkness and melancholy suffused most of its songs, they were countered with just enough reassurance from choruses like those in "Don't Give Up" and "In Your Eyes".
That should be more than enough reassurance to NATO's laggards that the United States is now prepared to use any combination of hard and soft power to get results.
Mr. Bush's political adroitness on the abortion issue has also involved giving enough quiet reassurance to right-to-life advocates that they have not revolted when, among other things, he has said he would not have a litmus test on the issue for his federal court nominees.
That should be reassurance enough for Leigh fans.
"We will also be reviewing positive reviews to unclaimed profiles to ensure compliance [to the terms and conditions]." But the response to Peeple posted on its Facebook page suggests that, for many, this is not reassurance enough.
This should be reassurance enough that you can trust him.
