Sentence examples for reassuring phrases from inspiring English sources

Obama dressed up his message in reassuring phrases.

Instead, it sent in delegations of turbaned clerics to kiss the local priests and mumble reassuring phrases about national unity.

General reassuring phrases: 1.

Qualify her responses with reassuring phrases.

Alarmingly, in its response to me, it also cut and pasted a reassuring phrase from Cuadrilla's website.

He leaped through wide intervals, propelled by a handful of wild riffs of his own invention, touching down every so often with a reassuring phrase that was recognizably derived from his bebop heroes.

Saying "I'm sorry" is seen as a convenient, instantly reassuring phrase that can smooth over a variety of potentially awkward situations.

This is about as reassuring as phrases like "It's highly unlikely you won't die from this medication," and "Don't worry, the brakes on your car have an 85% chance of working".

The "country as bank" is a new and not entirely reassuring catch phrase, and it shows that the problem goes beyond the private sector.

As every past generation has had to disenthrall itself from an inheritance of truisms and stereotypes, so in our own time we must move on from the reassuring repetition of stale phrases to a new, difficult, but essential confrontation with reality.

If Carney felt such stonewalling would be unhelpful in the current climate, his "gradual and limited" phrase struck the right note – reassuring but vague.