Sentence examples for know how reassuring from inspiring English sources

As a former centre-back I know how reassuring it is to have two central midfielders working hard to cover the back four and both Joleon Lescott and John Terry will be in dreamland seeing Scott Parker and Steven Gerrard consistently shutting down attacks in front of them.

Nor do the leaders of liberal democracies know how to reassure their publics.

If your wife is a good woman (and we assume she is if you married her), she will know how to reassure you.

There are times when ten minutes of giving in other ways -- and we all know how -- can reassure the one we're with, and allow us to make sex a priority.

Parents will say to me, 'We just screamed at each other in the parking lot.' I push them so they know how it feels, but I reassure them and hold them to prevent them from falling.

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This is both important for reassuring your parent that you know how to do so, and for ensuring you get it right when you do start using them.

Instead, find polite and reassuring ways to let the customer know how their request can be accommodated or give reasons as to why it won't be possible.

The nineties offer up a reassuring crime story; we don't yet know how this new story will end.

It was time, Mr. Gore believed, to let the country know how he planned to proceed, to plea for patience and to reassure Americans that he was only seeking fairness.

When he announced his candidacy he looked to reassure Fifa colleagues: "I am one of you, and I know how hard you strive to define football".