Sentence examples for one reassures from inspiring English sources

He has made some amazing, acrobatic saves, but even his routine ones seem to lift his teammates, as if every one reassures them: Marty's still there.

Now the question is whether tomorrow's forum, which is reportedly going to include Republican donors and exclude administration critics, will do anything to resolve the administration's failure to speak with one reassuring voice on the economy.

Now, his counterpart at Citigroup seems to be the one reassuring investors.

"Game Change" leaves one reassured that the voters, given the choices before them, chose well.

It is a wonderful privilege to be the one reassuring them that it is in fact true.

Mr. Hauer said the one reassuring thing he could tell people was that their warranties would be safe.

I wouldn't want to be the one reassuring the women in the programme that it will help the greater good.

If there are many unknowns about the short- and long-term future of tourism and theater in Vegas, one reassuring sign is that new productions are still opening.

As George W. Bush has led America to contemplate Richard B. Cheney as a vice presidential nominee, he has sent two powerful messages to the country and his party -- one reassuring, one disturbing.

He will pledge fulsome support for Brexit, promise a trade deal with Britain (probably a "big and beautiful" one), reassure the PM that his commitment to Nato is unsullied by his insistence that its members "start paying your bills".

A well-phrased quote emphasising the things a person can achieve could boost our ideal self, or one reassuring us that hard work is normal and necessary may shore up our ought self.