Sentence examples for someone reassuring from inspiring English sources

In moments when I overheard him talking to Pakistani leaders, he took the solicitous tone of someone reassuring an unstable friend.

I was scared that talking about it could make it worse, but when you've got someone reassuring you, you can clear your head and think straight.

Barkin spoke about her house and the things in it, not boastfully but like someone reassuring herself that it was actually all hers and that no one could take it away from her. "I remember the original production of 'The Normal Heart' and the impact it had on me," she said.

Someone reassured him, suggesting he hadn't come by the genes by choice: "There is no way that anyone's lineage avoided rape.

And so, the big question of the next year is this: do Americans want someone to reassure them they are still great, or someone who admits things are awful?

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"Could someone please reassure me that Centcom doesn't control our nukes?" asks Breitbart's John Nolte.

Smiling at someone to reassure them that things are going to be all right is even better.

For the girls I was a dance partner, a confidant, a companion, someone to reassure them when they needed it.

The "S" in Snapchat is hissed, and Clinton seems uneasy about the word "account," as if she's waiting for someone to reassure her, like, "Yeah, they call them 'accounts.' Keep going.

And I like the process of coming up with outfits and it was just sort of an a-ha moment like, you don't need to buy into this thing that Hollywood believes in, which is that you need someone to reassure you that you're doing the right thing.