Sentence examples for more reassuring to from inspiring English sources

It's easier, and oddly enough, more reassuring, to focus on familiar, old-fashioned swindles and bribes.

They find it much more reassuring to insist that, in one sense, media companies will probably never change.

"To me it's a lot more reassuring to see them, and they don't carry machine guns," said Kelly Farnsworth.

Fowler and McIlroy played their third round in dreary conditions that presumably would have been much more reassuring to someone who grew up on the coast of Northern Ireland (McIlroy) than someone who grew up in Southern California (Fowler).

Mr Cameron concluded that promoting a more rigorous inspection regime, rather than widening the market in schools, was both more reassuring to parents and an easier reform to implement.That is not unimportant.

In Rubio, Trump faces a candidate whose message is sunnier, more optimistic and much more reassuring to the traditionalists who still dominate the ranks of Republican leaders.

She aches for that pale grey "requested" button to give way to its more reassuring successor; to confirm that she's "following".

In all seriousness, I can't think of a more reassuring thing to hear as a single mum lying in a maternity ward.

As cheaper flights across Europe lure us to travel more, its reassuring to know that sweeping changes to air passenger's rights were introduced last month making it easier to claim proper compensation if you arrive at your holiday destination but your baggage doesn't.

However, Howard Archer, from IHS Global Insight, said that while the figures marked a disappointing start to 2014 for manufacturing, "the underlying data was more reassuring" and pointed to an expansion in the sector.

To her, he penned a more reassuring note: "Here's to the happiness that awaits us and the children we shall have!"During the early weeks of the first world war, before the trenches were dug, army lines were fluid and skirmishes frequent.