reassure *

These programs are not in the business of reassuring anyone about anything.

A while back, you were the one who was reassuring me.

For us, the change in the government was not reassuring.

And what she saw in his eyes now was not reassuring.

I kept reassuring myself all the way up to the dark, old building.

But in order to be reassuring he had to seem to know more than they!

I had just been reassuring myself by making sure he knew not to tell.

Never more than 20 minutes at a time, always reassuring him they'd be back.

Either way, women should find the study's results reassuring, she said.

If you find only 10 percent that's not reassuring to me.

If he did not reassure her, she would ask him to leave.

The little that she had seen, however, was far from reassuring.

Maybe he needed to reassure himself every so often, too.

But first I must reassure the members of my staff.

I still had a feeling he was just trying to reassure me.

It was reassuring to feel so wanted on her first day.

He wanted to reassure her, but his own heart was too low.

I found it reassuring to hear someone else in the house.

Parents wanted to know about security and how they could reassure their children.

We had to put on a bit of an act to reassure them.

The fact that no one had come to him or called was reassuring.

He'd looked in a couple of times to reassure my mother and make sure I was doing all right.

She did, however, want to reassure you all of two things.

Certainly, the recent reports by his military have not been reassuring.

All the way, I tried to reassure myself that nothing was wrong.