Sentence examples for more reassuring because from inspiring English sources

The analysis is all the more reassuring because it comes from far-right influencers and analysts, not wishful progressives.

When it comes to explaining the how and why of sexual desire, there are few answers more reassuring than "because it's in our DNA", or "because we're wired that way".

This was actually more reassuring than new information, because his Oscar buzz began when director Alejandro G. Iñárritu screamed, "Action!" the first day on the set.

Before the new concerns about BP, the markets were substantially higher, mostly because of more reassuring words from the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, who said the sovereign debt crisis in Europe would probably have only a modest impact on the United States if the markets stabilized.

(c) Because he is "a deficit hawk," and, even more reassuring, "so is the President".

It's more like a, it's part of medical care rather than off at the side I would imagine that it might seem a little more reassuring and a little more, trustworthy is not quite the right word, but because it's more of a part of the medical community rather than this research, we're going to send blood to Toronto, you've got to do some questionnaires.

"That is more reassuring".

I've heard more reassuring forecasts.

What could be more reassuring than that?

You couldn't have chosen a more reassuring analogy.

But it's a lot more reassuring if you do.