Sentence examples for message of assurance from inspiring English sources
Rather than the fear-mongering tactics of the Israeli media machine, particularly during the Gaza attack earlier this year, warning Jews of imminent attacks against them and their facilities, Meshal was sending a clear message of assurance that the Palestinian struggle was political rather than religious and about real political grievances and not against the Jewish people per se.
"Instead of sending troops, he would send only provisions — 'food for hungry men.' " The new president sent a message of assurance to the governor of South Carolina "that, if such attempt be not resisted, no effort to throw in men, arms or ammunition, will be made".
The message of assurance was premature.
The look sends a message of self-assurance that is unmistakably downtown, but also range-hand macho.
While such messages of assurance were sufficient comfort for many less sophisticated UK savers, more informed international investors had for years been deeply wary of exposing themselves to Iceland.
As Egypt's Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate and reformist leader, told The Associated Press, "I think the Brotherhood in particular, and some of the Salafis, should send quickly messages of assurance both inside the country and outside the country to make sure that society continues to be cohesive, to make sure that investment will come in".
Some offered messages of assurance. .
Although folktales reflected the uncertainties of life for enslaved African Americans, they also provided a message of stability and assurance.
The tough, grim men who fight for freedom in this dark hour take heart in its message — the assurance of the right to liberty under God — for all peoples and races and groups and nations, everywhere in the world.
Young people participating in the consultation noted that teachers' lack of assurance and expertise could undermine programme messages: If it's like just a teacher delivering it and they've got no experience and it's almost like, well why are you telling me?
"The harm is the dispelling of assurance, and the dispelling of assurance is the speech act".
