Sentence examples for Profoundly reassuring from inspiring English sources

But I find it profoundly reassuring.

The subliminal message has been a message of cool, effortlessly mastery, and, every time, that mastery has been profoundly reassuring.

It would be profoundly reassuring to view the current economic crisis as simply another rough spell that we need to get through.

But it is difficult to imagine anything more profoundly reassuring to the first-time parent of a one-week-old than the possibility that they might.

His demeanor — calm, frank, patient, tender, egoless, competent — was, as carried to the city and the world through the intimacy of television, profoundly reassuring.

"By the way," Ms. Siegel redirected, "are we going to be aggressive about this good faith argument or what?" For all her professional experience, Ms. Siegel's life experience has also been profoundly reassuring to Ms. Green.

Politicians in Europe felt profoundly reassured by the recent pledge from Colin Powell, America's secretary of state, that Americans and Europeans would go "in together and out together" in their Balkan peacekeeping mission.

Kellner adds: "For a party whose greatest campaigning challenge is to appear reassuring, this should be profoundly troubling".

We have heavily armed soldiers in front of the synagogue, and while this is reassuring it's also profoundly worrying.

The apology is unlikely to reassure those profoundly disturbed by his earlier comments.

These reference points are as unsettling as they are reassuring, because they are glimpsed from a vantage point that is newly and profoundly alien.