Sentence examples for reassuring messages from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton's team mobilized Thursday to send reassuring messages to donors and supporters.

For "Digital Empathy," Julianne Swartz has hidden audio equipment in elevators, bathrooms and drinking fountains that plays digital voices intoning ostensibly informative, affirming and reassuring messages.

With her car vandalized, Rita Sandra Ohh) is trying to contact her husband (David Cronenberg), a gas company executive who has spent the day leaving reassuring messages on people's answering machines.

For example, Mr. Bush doesn't refer in his speeches to Jesus or Christ, but he sends reassuring messages to fellow evangelicals in code ("wonder-working power" in his State of the Union address last year alluded to a hymn).

The White House is about to set a new record in the number of reassuring messages and video greetings sent by an American president to Israel, as well as to Jewish organizations in the United States, on this subject.

"In the last few years the Food Standards Agency has been under a great deal of pressure from the government and the food industry to ensure that it only provides reassuring messages, and especially that it should say nothing that could provoke any 'food scares'," he said.

The management changes send a reassuring message to investors, rattled by the trading misstep, bank analysts said.

Nevertheless, his resistance to efforts to whitewash Stalin's record of atrocities is courageous a reassuring message to ponder on Good Friday.

Salman's first public remarks as monarch, even before Abdullah's burial, were designed to send a bland and reassuring message of stability.

Draghi has previously talked about doing "whatever it takes" to support the currency bloc and on Thursday sought to send a similarly reassuring message.

Out of apparently nowhere, this image – combining bare, faintly modernist typography with the consoling logo of the crown and a similarly reassuring message – spread everywhere.