Sentence examples for ever reassured from inspiring English sources

No one had ever reassured her before; no one who wasn't paid or related had made such an effort.

Our future remains as bright, bold and colourful as ever", they reassured devoted fans across the world.

Not only was he still making terrific saves; he was distributing the ball as well as ever and reassuring his defenders while There has been little sign of Zieler seems to have compounded the uncertainty of defenders already adapting their approach to take account of referees' new vigilance for grappling in the box.

"Whatever year the judge is walking through, he'll do just fine," says the ever-reassuring Hannah.

We need more than ever to be reassured that our intelligence system is both effective and being used in the best interests of the country.

"None of us have ever got searched," Tara reassured me.

He has done it ever since, a reassuring figure in the New Labour pantheon: confident, able and modestly ambitious.

As they moved into middle age and toward retirement, the Accord became ever more comfortable, reassuring and reliable.

No prosecutions were ever brought, but the measure reassured socially-conservative voters.

Or one could consider it kismet: Now more than ever, Americans need to be reassured of their financial security and the stability of their financial institutions.

While Ross struggled to come to terms with the spectacular rudeness of the line "bluffin' with my muffin" without visibly palpitating, every man who had ever dated Lady G silently reassured himself that she must have meant someone else.