Sentence examples for comforting aspects from inspiring English sources

When I slipped one on, their comforting aspects calmed me immediately.

One of the most comforting aspects of living in a frenetic place like New York City is the ability to spy on the lives of others: a young mother calming her toddler on the subway, skater teens trying on bravado in the park, an old man dressed like a socialite.

For many leaders, achieving this mix is impossible without giving up some comforting aspect of their existing public image.

As a teenage girl, I know that the most comforting aspect of my crush on Mr History was that it was completely one-sided.

Even sounds we normally do not like (sports broadcasts, for example) take on a romantic, even comforting aspect in the summer.

How many follow-ups to a successful follow-up are actually fun?" He added: "I come from a family of very innovative writers and directors and actors and artists, and the circle of friends they were in were the people I heard having pun-offs playing poker at two in the morning, and it was just the most comforting aspect of my childhood.

The comforting aspect is a judgment, though.

There's a comforting aspect for them.

That would be potentially the most comforting aspect of the post-Eurozone Europe.

Because, as quiet as it's kept, I come from a family of very innovative writers and directors and actors and artists, and the circle of friends they were in were the people I heard having pun-offs playing poker at two in the morning, and it was just the most comforting aspect of my childhood.

Inspired by a lute song by the arch-melancholic English Renaissance composer John Dowland, and written in 2004, it is a pungent depiction of night in which the comforting, enveloping aspects of darkness are somehow evoked in the same sinking, sliding music as its potential terror.