Sentence examples for new reassuring from inspiring English sources

These angel books all encapsulate a kind of religion-lite, well-suited to credit-crunched times when pollsters report that many, disillusioned by the promises of consumerism, are seeking a new, reassuring philosophy of life.

"The investors that are rewarded the most are the ones that are diversified and don't bet on one style of investing," said Robert J. Froehlich, global investment strategist at Scudder Kemper Investments and the new, reassuring voice of the firm's advertising campaign.

(He replaced Ogama's tumbledown temple with a new one in the proposed new settlement, reassuring elderly widows that the family graves would not be so much moved as reunited).

The council swiftly hand-delivered a new letter, reassuring tenants that the first "should not have been sent" and that evictions would not be sought.

Was the new government reassuring middle-England that it was not going to be soft on the arts, in spite of what had been said before the election?

In the first of the two new operations she needed, a new anaesthetist reassured her.

The fact that he was appointed to the new unit reassured him that the proposed settlement would not give the banks a pass, he said Wednesday.

Personally, I intend to spend less time on Facebook in this new year, reassured that I am not as alone in switching off as I thought I might be.

The C.E.O. of Hachette, Michael Pietsch, wrote a letter to the company's authors after the agreement was announced, lauding the new terms and reassuring writers that the percentage of revenue on which Hachette bases e-book royalties won't decrease under the new agreement.

"However, the fact there hasn't been a big upsurge in new cases is reassuring".

Is she dismissing her daughter's new world, or reassuring her that she needn't feel overawed by other people?