Sentence examples for reassuring language from inspiring English sources

Diplomats have inserted all kinds of reassuring language into the paragraphs that touch on Russian sensitivities.

Earlier this month, in an unprecedented U-turn, the FDA dropped much of its reassuring language on the fillings from its website, substituting: "Dental amalgams contain mercury, which may have neurotoxic effects on the nervous systems of developing children and foetuses".

He said taxpayer dollars should not be used to advance partisan interests, and there was reassuring language about maintaining the separation of church and state in Mr. Obama's remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast preceding the issuance of his order, and in the order itself.

Heller's narrow definition of the right to be armed, and its reassuring language about other guns laws, thus far have ensured the defeat of virtually every post-Heller challenge to federal gun restrictions.

The 'real' risk of lymphoma with TCIs can be made more understandable to patients and caregivers by using some reassuring language.

But you also have to use reassuring language".

A tireless and energetic hugger, Amma pulls her kneeling supplicants firmly to her breast, holds them there in a strong clench and often whispers reassuring words in her native language, Malayalam.

That language is reassuring for planetary scientists, who have been worried that tight spending caps will force the agency to end one or more of six operating missions that still have life in them.

Our president, who is nothing if not a deft communicator, attempts to avoid confronting these competing visions by carefully choosing his language, regularly reassuring voters that they'll receive the care they need (which he carefully does not italicize) while carefully avoiding any promise that they'll receive all the care they or their doctors want.

The high accuracy scores we have reported are reassuring that the natural language processing methods are robust and will serve well in the future, as well as, against other organisms.

The worse everything gets, in other words, the more they seem driven to reassure us, in language often so banal it beggars belief.