Sentence examples for immediately reassuring from inspiring English sources

She was immediately reassuring.

Especially with a single party controlling the executive and the legislative branches, there is no immediately reassuring answer to this question.

Nor was the choreography immediately reassuring: in the show's lukewarm opening number, "On (En Clave)," dancers performed flamenco in prudent unison: imagine a turn, a shoulder roll and two claps.

Lincoln's responses to what Douglass identified as his primary concerns — the inequitable pay for black soldiers, the need for retaliation against Confederate policies toward black troops and the need for policies guaranteeing promotion for meritorious service by black troops — cannot have been immediately reassuring to the abolitionist.

The technology predated the internal combustion engine, but has never really been in the running since the birth of the Model T. It might not, then, be immediately reassuring that the government has pinned its industrial strategy for a post-Brexit Britain on electric cars.

The Support Agent responded immediately, reassuring us that the listings were maintained by a great host with strong reviews.

Shocked, Thomas immediately reassured his mother that it had been the disease speaking.

Mrs. Merkel immediately reassured Poland that its energy security would not be jeopardized by the new Baltic Sea pipeline, whose first pipe was laid Friday north of St . Petersburg

But I was immediately reassured when the tenor Jan van Elsacker opened the program with "Dormo ancora," an aria from Monteverdi's opera "Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria".

POZNAN, Poland — Senator John Kerry arrived at the United Nations climate conference here on Thursday and immediately reassured delegates that the United States would take strong measures to combat climate change.

When I met her, I was immediately reassured by how nervous she was before the taping, despite being a seasoned pro.