Sentence examples for false reassurance from inspiring English sources

The danger is that their continuation will spread false reassurance.

"But the last thing the country needs is false reassurance from political figures.

"I am concerned, though, that the medical community is resistant to accepting the implications of this research and worried that some women may be getting false reassurance".

But part of the result has been to replace the mystery and terror that lie at the heart of much of existence with a false reassurance.

Boris Johnson Dear Boris Like Macbeth finding false reassurance in the prophesies of the weird sisters, you have a misguided sense of your own destiny.

Specialists admitted that the test could give women false reassurance if the result was negative and they later turned out to have the cancer.

This piece may make privileged women who hire out their parenting feel good, but without critical pieces of the whole picture, it's a false reassurance.

Francis also accused the SHA of forgetting that its core purpose was to help the NHS improve patient care and of offering "false reassurance" to the DH about the trust's fitness to become a foundation trust.

In Shelden's concluding line of a letter he wrote to Cloetta in December 1991 - "The last thing I want to do is cause you any distress" - Greene would have immediately detected the note of false reassurance.

It can miss cancer and provide false reassurance.

This also creates a false reassurance that Facebook's stated policies are always robust and effectively policed," Collins wrote.