reassure

She doesn't bother me much, this ghost; but she reassures me that this place is real.

It comforts and reassures us that psychosis is at the root of these horrifying acts and that "normal" people did not commit them.

God reassures us that he is always with us, that we do not spend even a moment out of his hand.

"Of course you are, " another advisor reassures him, and then orders him to bed like an impatient parent.

"It's OK, " Deshmukh reassures me, casually taking a slug from his own cup. "It's the same technology they use on the space station. "

A little pep talk reassures me that, whatever others may think, I must not quit trying.

But there is no evidence that short-run fiscal austerity in the face of a depressed economy reassures investors .

The survey also reassures me that we are achieving the right balance of material across our different sections.

A further investigation of related conceptions in urban geography reassures the existence of the mistake in the curriculum standards.

Don Juan reassures her that there is a man who never loses himself in any circumstance.

Mentioning the hotel department reassures the customer they have been transferred to the correct hotel department.

This, plus the right apologetic noises, as Mr Woods is now making, "reassures people you really care" , says Mr Milligan.

Tesla tycoon reassures buyers of his superfast electric sports car.

If she reassures you that she still has faith in you, thank her, of course.

Good credit standing takes users easy; reasonable price makes users gratified and excellent after-sales service reassures users.

No line in the Seder service at Passover reassures more than the last: "Next year in' Jerusalem! "

Higher growth reassures markets, increases tax revenues and reduces spending on unemployment benefits and other welfare payments.

"It's not going to be like Terminator, " he reassures.

I am concerned we are running out of time but he reassures me that his publicist will come to collect him when our time is up.

Not just the beauty of Asia Stadiums and Village amaze every people but our painstaking job reassures every guest.

Collins sought to comfort her daughter the same way she reassures herself about flying--with tons of knowledge.

Better information reassures markets and helps calm panic-induced price spikes.

Daily access to NAVs reassures you that your investment is being watched over, valued, and reported on.

Ms Lovell reassures her readers that not all Chinese buy into tired government propaganda.

Direct eye contact reassures the person that you are confident and honest.

The act of saying thank you reassures the helper that their help is valued and motivates them to provide more.

A significant benefit of Undo is purely psychological: It reassures users.

Most of European countries are sending police in uniform. It reassures the distance fans.

it reassures others their help was actually appreciated and it encourages further prosocial behavior.

Veronica reassures him that he's the man she wants to be with.

But "it reassures the market to know Ireland is pre-funded. "

When he reassures people about his motives, "it helps that I am a monk, " he says.

It reassures consumers and helps them reduce wastage.

Fine, but that reassures only if the collateral is good.

"Shhh. . . It's okay, " my mom reassures me.

Tony reassures Nina that she is good at what she does.

You say it's the public's interest, I don't think [that] reassures a lot of people, because all of a sudden we think, 'What are you doing?

Dilma Rousseff's economic team reassures suddenly nervous investors that it will indeed stick to fiscal and monetary rectitude

Reassures consumer that product is secure and has not been compromised

South Korea reassures foreign investors amid rising economic nationalism

Teaching Adam the names reassures the angels as to Adam's abilities, though commentators dispute which particular names were involved;