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reassure sentence examples

  • Reassure the hon.
  • He constantly reassures the comatose amy, " you'll be fine, just hang in there.
  • Reassure when his mind was opaque to her?
  • Reassured by the fact that no-one disagreed with me.
  • They may feel falsely reassured that regular hospital attendance means that any cancers will be picked up anyway.
  • Reassurer problem lies in repeated misspellings of german names and words, which are hardly reassuring in a book about german history.
  • Reassuring to know there are others out there who are dealing with similar stuff.
  • Reassure investors.
  • Reassured by the presence of a parent in the anesthetic room.
  • We are somewhat reassured that such treatment can only be given without consent following an application to the court of session.
  • Reassuring to hear there are some people around who are willing to risk their own safety to help others.
  • Reassure local residents that none of their council tax was wasted on the works being done twice.
  • If you understand a little of how things work you will be greatly reassured.
  • Reassureit was reassuring to see that little green line move across the bar.
  • Reassure the british public that we are ready?
  • Reassurereassuring to note that much of this analysis has confirmed earlier analysis performed using smaller data sets.
  • Reassure consumers and help them make informed choices.
  • Parents are reassured on risks from pedophiles education chiefs in dorset have spoken out to reassure parents their children are safe at school.

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