Sentence examples for little reassuring from inspiring English sources

To see this program of repertory old and new was, especially after the campy twaddle of "King Arthur," more than a little reassuring.

She looked a little reassured, so I pressed on.

The WFP itself is so little reassured that it is extending the emergency feeding operation, for 4m Kenyans, until next June.

Similarly, the outcome "reassured" was transformed from a three response item into a binary outcome, split into "very reassured" versus "a little reassured" or "not reassured".

That is only a little bit reassuring, as this is a whole new world.

At first, the sun was a supportive voice encouraging me to push a little harder, reassuring me that I was doing well.

You would want her to speak quietly to your little girl, reassuring her that she would stay with her until her own mom came.

"It doesn't mean we should be less vigilant or we should slow down the pace of research, but it is a little bit reassuring," she says.

The anesthesiologist did little to reassure me.

Her letters do little to reassure him.

Yet Mr Acebes's words did little to reassure Spaniards.