Sentence examples for were assurance from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of assuring; a declaration tending to inspire full confidence; that which is designed to give confidence.
The main categories of needs were assurance and information about the real conditions of their hospitalized relatives; there is a strong correlation between the family evaluation and the perception of the health care team.
There were assurances to Arab leaders about the post-war rewards Britain could offer in return for fighting the Turks.
Exempt from the redactions were assurances the US received from those governments that transferred detainees would be treated humanely.
Missing from Coke's statement Wednesday were assurances that Russia's draconian law would not affect those participating and attending.
All he got were assurances that most of the money, including $1 million that Trump had pledged personally, had gone out.
Also important is assurance that your instructor is well qualified.
The axe stopped swinging, there was assurance and stability.
What riders need is assurance that subway service is getting better, not worse".
On the other side, what Pyongyang wants is assurance of its regime's survival.
In his answers to the Judiciary Committee, Sessions said the greater goal should be "assurance of warranted punishment".
I learned that being repulsed by scary, intrusive thoughts was assurance that I would never, ever act on them.
