Sentence examples for note of reassurance from inspiring English sources

But Skourletis tried to sound a note of reassurance that payments would be met.

Mr. Rumsfeld offered a disquieting note of reassurance, saying that some intelligence about threats might be planted to waste law enforcement resources and allow terrorists to gauge weaknesses.

BBC News editor Steve Herrmann was moved to send a "note of reassurance" to Ceefax fans that the BBC's digital text service "provides national, local and international news, plus sport, weather and much else besides".

And Boyne ends the narrative on a note of reassurance that is clearly meant to be seen through: Of course all this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again.

President Bush, trying to sound a note of reassurance, said on Tuesday that the $700 billion financial rescue passed by Congress last week was "bold and necessary" and would eventually work to ease the credit crunch.

The supremely accomplished performance of the opening matinee on Saturday, then, was a welcome note of reassurance that Mr. Levine's eventual departure, whenever it comes, will not rob the company of its capacity to play his favored works honorably.

There were a few notes of reassurance — "Putin's regime is not a geopolitical monster" — but there was no shortage of stark warning.

It's a suggestion of the bourgeois steadiness of the professional man, and in a time of financial woes, seems to strike a note of sartorial reassurance.

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.

We need new levels of reassurance".

So, a speck of reassurance.