Sentence examples for worth reassuring from inspiring English sources
It's worth reassuring the public of any rules limiting the ability of a consulting firm, or any private entity, to effectively pay, indirectly or not, to get someone's name in the F.B.I.'s files.
In the end, it's hard to say what any of "X&Y" is about, except the fact that Martin can write a dozen songs' worth of vaguely reassuring lyrics ("When you try your best but you don't succeed / When you get what you want but not what you need").
My great-grandmother was always by my side, rooting for my achievements and reassuring me of my self-worth.
It was reassuring, too, to learn that his financial worth exceeds a billion dollars, so that he is able to support his six daughters by four different women.
Honesty is the best policy––acknowledge the harm openly while reassuring your teen of his or her worth, noting that your teen is precious and deserves better.
"It's $1,000 worth of conversation," Shock reassured us.
Subtraction No publicity is good publicity Theory and practice Bashing Auntie The history wars Reprints Related items The quality of teachers: Those who canJul 30th 2009Mr Gove says that once the new schools have shown their worth, voters will be reassured and the issue of profits could be revisited.
The fact that American's net worth relative to GDP has fallen back to more normal levels while debt loads have remained high is not at all reassuring.
It is worth noting, however, that she was very happy with the advice she received from her GP, feeling that the GP was reassuring and supportive.
