Sentence examples for reassuring campaign from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a new and more reassuring campaign emphasised that it would take "only a few minutes" to feel at home with the new Plymouth.Reporting on the campaign's success, Time described Dichter as "the first to apply to advertising the really scientific psychology" that tapped "hidden desires and urges".

This is the kind of stream of consciousness that does not reassure psychoanalysts, campaign strategists, or grammar teachers.

"I have been able to reassure the campaign by highlighting the final paragraph of the letter, which commits the government to reviewing these cases," he said.

No matter where a candidate finished, supporters were reassured the campaign was right on schedule.

Even the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Aleksei II, joined the campaign, reassuring believers that the census was not, as some feared, "an apocalyptic manifestation" or "a sign of the end of the world".

She remarked that the Trump campaign and Republican state officials' furious reaction to the recount is "not reassuring that the Trump campaign has confidence in the outcome of the election".

There should be something reassuring about this Obama campaign efficiency to all Americans, even those who supported Mr. Romney based on his success in business.

However, "not as optimistic as David," she added, referring to Mr. Jones, whose Euro RSCG agency creates the reassuring "Talk to Chuck" campaign for Schwab.

One national chain that has been in business since 1902 plans to devote part of its holiday campaign to reassuring shoppers about the redeemability of its gift cards, much the same way that banks have run ads focused on the safety of a depositor's savings.

For the vast majority of Chinese, the campaigns are reassuring and right.

Most financial service companies are trying to comfort investors with serious, reassuring "trust us" advertising campaigns.