Sentence examples for reassuring to keep from inspiring English sources

It's something reassuring to keep you going until you're old enough.

If it feels natural and reassuring to keep working, do it.

Galla tried to reassure him, to keep him from beating up on himself.

On the other hand, some patients were said to develop a dependence on reassuring test results to keep a healthy feeling.

In fact as I sat at the keyboard trying to write this the other day she came into the room and said, "Are you writing about when I was born and you were ill?" I reassured her – and will need to keep reassuring her – that I wasn't ill because she was born.

When a person is in a desperate need of comfort reassure them to keep hope and faith in their hearts.

It is reassuring that he wants to keep Slovakia in Europe's political and economic mainstream.

Pyne said on Friday: "The government and the opposition have to keep reassuring people about the strength of our borders and national security, putting in place the measures to protect us as much as we possibly can, which we have been doing for the last three and a bit years".

I think now that he's more confident since his transition - at first he was very worried he would never be a proper boy, but I tried to keep reassuring him that it's much more about how you present yourself than what's in your pants.

What's been more of a battle for me throughout the process of moving into acting is that I feel like I have to keep reassuring people that I'm not an a**hole.

Berry begs for the police to come quickly, before the man holding her returns to the house, to which the responder replies, "All right; we're sending them, OK?" The dispatcher goes on to ask for a description of the man but does little in the way of reassuring Berry or attempting to keep her on the line.