Sentence examples for some reassurances from inspiring English sources

He chats to the parents for a while, gives some reassurances, accepts some gratitude, but he won't stay long.

These kinds of guarantees and policies provide some reassurances, but do they mean anything in the real world?

Regulators, too, may need some reassurances, Mr. Chillingworth of Rathbone Brothers said, especially if they consider the Foster's brand a point of Australian pride.

Mr. Li, who arrived in India on Sunday, offered some reassurances about the border difficulties, but he made no apology for Chinese troops' recent incursion into a district of Kashmir claimed by India.

Although Mr. Booker said Thursday that Mr. Corzine had given him some reassurances on such issues as improving student performance, he expressed qualms about what he said was the haste with which the formula was being pushed through the Legislature.

While such a court could offer some reassurances and could set an example for other countries that are developing drone capabilities, it would also likely end up facing the same accusations of being a "rubber stamp" as does a secret court that approves wiretapping suspected spies and terrorists, which rarely rejects applications for a warrant.

This gives publishers and tweeters some reassurance.

The objective was to get some reassurance.

Still, the continuing life of the book is some reassurance.

Could things be any worse?History offers some reassurance.

But on this point South Korea needs some reassurance.