Sentence examples for lends assurance from inspiring English sources

Over time, I have learned to replace the generic, "Do you need help?" with the more specific "Do you need directions?" believing that phrase somehow lends assurance that I will not lure them into a dark corner to steal their freshly purchased Gap jeans.

There's nothing like the arrogance of youth to lend assurance to a putting stroke or a five-iron.

C. C. Sabathia's command performance Friday night lent assurance to the notion that he was still the Yankees' ace and could be depended on to pitch well the rest of the season.

In cases like these, private letter rulings lent assurance that the transactions would be tax free.

It can lend confidence to groups whose self-assurance and identity have been critically compromised during periods of violent conflict.

Edwards, as he showed in Peter Hall's Twelfth Night, has a fine comic instinct and lends Benedick a feathery self-assurance belied by his nervous stammer on words like "husband".

To the extent Mr. O'Neill and others countenanced new lending, they wanted assurances that the loans would resolve Argentina's woes long-term.

A longer maturity for the E.C.B.'s lending operations gives banks the assurance that they would retain access to that cash, and mimics the effect of purchasing assets like covered bonds -- for as long as the central banks holds the collateral.

With any instance of lending, Wyclif explains, the lender seeks assurance that the borrower truly deserves what is to be lent.

In the light of the First Lady's embattled position, it may also lend the comfort of control, the assurance that V-E Day is around the corner.

Much of the lending done in the United States relies on having both collateral and contractual obligations (loan covenants) that together provide the lender with assurance that the funds lent out will be repaid.