Sentence examples for are reassuring in from inspiring English sources

Such books are reassuring in a way that some other novels are not.

In some ways these books are reassuring; in some ways they raise or reinforce doubts about the means and ends of Washington's undercover wars.

They are reassuring in a country where nearly two hundred people are kidnapped every month, and more than two thousand are murdered... Along with coffee, oil, cocaine, and heroin, Colombia is rich in emeralds, and supplies some sixty per cent of the world's market.

Recent studies are reassuring in showing that, overall, lab workers have little increased risk compared to anyone else, but particular hazards could pose a much greater risk.

While we do not have information on the non-responders, the opinions expressed in the first part of the questionnaire are reassuring in the sense that they are quite close to those expressed in other French studies [48 50].

While Punaro's memoirs are reassuring in showing what is possible, they are also disconcerting in the way that his experience working in the Senate contrasts with the Washington political battlefield that we see today.

Frightened men and women are reassured in finding an enemy to fight.

"That is reassuring in troubled times".

The involvement of the attacker was reassuring in another regard.

The trip to Vancouver for medical checkups in January was reassuring in most regards.

Called PathoMap (short for pathogen map), the findings were reassuring in some ways and astounding in others.