Sentence examples for are very reassuring from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
A parallel study of 4,000 patients in Ghana is under way, and its results so far are "very reassuring," Dr. Blumenthal said.
Quick on their heels, however, are very reassuring numbers.
It's a bit big, but it's mostly quiet and the little lights saying things are as they should be are very reassuring when it's your data on the line.
The news headlines are very reassuring, almost angelic in providing hope.
Given that carboplatin was generally used when patients were not considered fit enough for cisplatin the results with carboplatin are very reassuring and the carboplatin etoposide is now the standard in the elderly in our unit.
[Audience laughter.] That's very reassuring.
He added, "Mayor Bloomberg's visit will be very reassuring.
It's very reassuring for employees to understand what is expected of them.
This attention is very reassuring to the growing numbers of Japanese concerned with the source of their food.
