Sentence examples for reassuring speech from inspiring English sources

With a reassuring speech that was taken to imply that the next move in interest rates would be downwards, and that the Fed was ready to ease if the economy slowed too sharply, he lifted share values by almost $600 billion in a single day.

Take JFK's reassuring speech in West Berlin in 1963.

On June 2nd Labour MPs sceptical about the government's case for extending detention without charge for terrorist suspects to 42 days were treated to a reassuring speech by Jacqui Smith, the home secretary.

She and her best friends go to the movies and learn about the world from the newsreels (in which young Princess Elizabeth of Britain makes a reassuring speech to children around the globe).

The stock market shuddered and dipped each time Trump edged closer to the Presidency, but after he was actually elected and gave a reassuring speech it held strong, and the talk from Wall Street was suddenly about the war on regulation to come, and not the possibility of irrational wars.

Indeed, the speech was reassuring in a Rooseveltian "the only thing we have to fear... .. way.

The speech reassured, even in the way it alternated its soaring Gersonian moments and its Hughesian explanations.

Obama's Wednesday night speech reassured the Democratic base that the President is deeply committed to getting universal coverage.

Malcolm Turnbull has ruled out dramatically ramping up Australia's military role in the Middle East and reinforced his plea for community unity at home in a security speech aimed at reassuring people about efforts to prevent terrorism.

BUSH VISION FOR IRAQ -- In a speech aimed at reassuring the world of Iraq's prospects for stable self-rule, the president outlined plans for the June 30 transfer of power, and said a United Nations envoy would announce leaders of the interim government this week.

Reassuring words.