Sentence examples for reassured yourself from inspiring English sources

The 10 minutes were best watched on BBC Digital's multiscreen coverage, where, once you had reassured yourself that the skeleton bob at the top of the screen wasn't going to come out of turn Snowy or Sunny and crash into the back of Rhona's head, you could relax and enjoy Alex Coomber and curling at the same time.

"Maybe to become famous is to reassure yourself that whatever you're lacking inside, you've fulfilled that.

"If you can reassure yourself in the midst of it, it won't cost you so much," she said.

You can always reassure yourself that you're supporting a rare example of community interaction, and that you're helping maintain an evocative folk tradition.

Trying to reassure yourself that it's just one game and that what happens in the first week of the N.F.L. season won't matter in the end?

To me this seems like a reasonable approach, albeit dissatisfying if you're nervously checking the sites to reassure yourself that Sarah Palin will have retreated to the wilderness whence she came in just a few weeks.

You may also reassure yourself with the notion of getting up bright and early in the morning to finish your work, or maybe not even going to sleep at all and simply carrying on when the parties over.

"If you're going to devote your life to being a movie critic, occasionally you want to reassure yourself that it's worth doing, that the movies are worth devoting your attention to," Mr. Ebert said.

But you reassure yourself, aided by Feay, and say: "So it's a slightly whimsical excuse for a party, but hey, what is Dublin for?" And it's not just Dublin that is ReJoycing.

The key is to reassure yourself that what you are doing is perfectly normal and worthwhile and that it's all those other people who clearly don't understand the true meaning of life.

Being able to reassure yourself that survival rates at your child's hospital are in line with UK's very high standards could help ease at least some of the anxiety.