Sentence examples for reassuring about how from inspiring English sources

There's something almost reassuring about how predictably our politicians have reacted to those high gasoline prices in the Midwest.

Industry leaders will need reassuring about how this can be done without pushing up energy prices and making the UK uncompetitive.

But after fire-fighters put it out, and let Elmo visit the firehouse and slide down the pole, he is reassured about how people respond to emergencies.

She scorns romance, recalling how often a wife will call a husband on his cellphone while he's in bed with her and be reassured about how much he loves her.

So in these troubled times, if you want to feel reassured about how strong this country is, or what we're fighting to preserve, just attend a P.T.A. meeting.

It's natural, she notes, to be lulled into complacency by "falsely reassuring words about how the world as we know it has not ended".

Mr Klein describes the problem thusly:So long as bond traders are calling their political fixers and hearing reassuring things about how they've seen this before and this is just how Washington works and there's no way that Boehner and Obama won't come to a deal before Social Security checks stop going out, they'll give us time to work it out.

To address this, health care providers and researchers must ensure they are providing sufficiently reassuring information about how GDM can be successfully managed in order to alleviate concerns among the potential population of participants.

Other participants focused on how the guidebook reassured them about how they used painkillers or supplements (and reinforced the advice provided by nurses on this topic).

Do they run away?" Recent history is not especially reassuring about either Pakistan or North Korea, considering how much technology has already leaked from them to other states.

There is something reassuring about this premise, in terms of what it says about how far we have all come.