Sentence examples for particularly reassuring from inspiring English sources

Neither seem particularly reassuring.

Two themes were particularly reassuring in Mr. Obama's Inaugural Address.

Still, for many investors, Mr. Mistry's appointment does not appear to be particularly reassuring.

A drop in oil prices was particularly reassuring for Wall Street.

'Soak the bread in warm milk for 10 minutes...".. As recipe instructions go, this one is particularly reassuring.

Jimmy Carter, appearing humorless and angry, was no longer capable of inspiration, and had never been particularly reassuring.

The Fia was particularly reassured by the direct intervention of the prime minister".

Still, many Democrats said they felt particularly reassured by Mr. Bush's team, particularly Vice President Cheney Mr. Powelll, the secretary of state; and Donald H. Rumsfeld, the defense secretary.

Yet given Mr Buffett had identified Mr Sokol as one of his potential successors, and enthused about him as recently as in the latest Berkshire annual report, it was hard to be particularly reassured by Mr Buffett's declaration that the man currently in line to succeed him was of good character.

There are 32m face masks on order as "pig flu is out of control" according to the Sun, but this shouldn't make us feel particularly reassured, as the Telegraph points out that masks do little to protect the spread of the virus among the public.

Many witnesses during the trial said that it was this idea of an energy discharge that had particularly reassured their relatives, leading them to remain inside and perish on the fateful night.