Sentence examples for took reassurance from inspiring English sources

I also took reassurance in the fact that Brazil's economy is booming and that even the favelas are supposed to be feeling the effects these days.

To him, the Republican frontrunner represented "truth and change", and Buechler took reassurance in the fact that the mogul "ain't a politician yet".

Indeed, most took reassurance in this consistency as they presumed it gave credibility to their prescribing.

United might take reassurance, after all, that they have been beaten just twice in the league.

As one of the journalists explained last week: "I take reassurance from the discovery that they hate each other even more than they hate us.

They'd all taken reassurance in one another's indifference and shared their amazement about another neighbor: "She was married as long as I was," Linneah remembered, "and she had four kids and she was P.T.A. president, and she was ready to go with her husband 24/7, and we were all like, Wha?" That spring of the Flibanserin trial, Linneah and her friends agreed that they weren't sensing any shift.

"The fans should take reassurance and comfort from that.

MPs can take reassurance from the fact that the president has no power to dismiss the cabinet or to legislate without the consent of parliament - whereas parliament has the power to make laws without the approval of the president.

In conclusion, our analysis of experiences of obtaining a pancreatic cancer diagnosis suggests that the public take reassurance when symptoms are intermittent, but that this reassurance may be false and health professionals may need to be alert to this possibility when taking histories.

Today, the United States took great reassurance in knowing that it would be facing a familiar, beatable opponent.

Reports Monday said Dubai may restructure its debt, which could benefit bondholders, while markets took some reassurance form the fact that little of Dubai World's debt appears to be held by American institutions.