Meanings of want reassurance in English

The party is, however, very likely to want reassurance on Brexit.

We just want reassurance that their riders will continue to be team players.

They want reassurance that the days of comfortable living will return.

While it's generally safe to ignore spam emails like this, some people will want reassurance.

Most people just want reassurance that the world is the way they already think it is.

But you still want reassurance, and I cannot give it to you, not in the way you want.

You want help; you want reassurance.

Shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan said people would want reassurance that there would be enough prison places in coming years.

Hell, I want reassurance.

In particular, older people will want reassurance that they will not be forced to sell their home while they are alive.

The unions want reassurance that their members will keep National Health Service conditions of employment if they work in privately financed hospitals.

The latter figures will be closely scrutinised by bond investors who want reassurance that the government's deficit-busting austerity programme remains on track.

The reasonable majority want reassurance -clear proof that there are potential party leaders who still believe in the politics of reason and reality.

Still, although U.S. voters overwhelmingly cite economic issues as their main concern, they also want reassurance that their leaders can execute the role of commander-in-chief.

I think he wanted reassurance that his problems are not his alone.

He wanted reassurances from industry leaders that New Zealand was being marketed correctly.