Sentence examples for quite reassuring from inspiring English sources

And after a while I even began to find it quite reassuring.

"You can see where somebody works, their education, and it's quite reassuring.

There's something quite reassuring about these extraordinarily successful and eligible men choosing to marry women who are, frankly, just as successful and eligible as they are.

Quite reassuring as I used to belong to another institution that judged one of my entries without ever visiting the site.

He turned to him and said in all seriousness, "Do you think I'll ever work again?" Though probably apocryphal, this story is quite reassuring to those of us who work in the film and TV business.

It might not be a very scientific indication of how an unborn baby is doing, but it must be quite reassuring all the same when your child-to-be pops you a thumbs up on the ultrasound.

I felt quite reassured by that.

"I think at the end, yeah, he was quite reassured.

"We are quite reassured by the data we are collecting on the stability of the ship," Mr. Gabrielli said.

"I remember starting off feeling very doubtful," said Mr. Heymann, now a professor at Harvard Law School, "and leaving feeling quite reassured".

My tiny Asian-born children never quite made it onto the normal range of the chart based on Ohio children from the 50's, but I was quite reassured to plot their growth on curves for Chinese children.