Sentence examples for reassured there from inspiring English sources

Let the French be reassured: there was and is no "moral or political crisis".Maybe not.

Robert Talbut, chief investment officer of fund manager Isis, said that shareholders wanted to be reassured there were enough independent directors.

Mourinho had met Abramovich immediately after concluding his media duties in the wake of the game against Southampton and before a board meeting that night, and had been reassured there was no immediate threat to his position.

David Simmonds, chair of the LGA's children and young people board, said: "Government has responded to the LGA's call to help provide school places, and thanks to this extra investment, mums and dads will feel reassured there will be a place for their child.

Furthermore, participants could be reassured there was no increased obstetric interventions in participants in the intensive arm of the trial and that few patients discontinued the trial.

It is not comfortable or reassuring – there's room to argue McQueen should have explained his central character more fully.

Dr. Susan Love says that while annual doctor visits may feel reassuring, there is no evidence that they yield better health outcomes.

It was also reassuring: "There was something very interesting about having an audience give you feedback about the project, because it gives you a certain sort of confidence".

Yet, while their words and drawings may be reassuring, there is still precious little evidence that their hopes will come to fruition.

Drivers also flocked to gas stations across Greece, prompting the country's largest refiner to issue a statement reassuring there are enough reserves.

He still prefers to go wireless ("I don't want anything that could potentially be on fire"), but the packaging seemed reassuring: there's an automatic-off switch, it said, to prevent overheating.