Sentence examples for reassuring appearance from inspiring English sources

Without the reassuring appearance of a judge, the audience is asked to be a jury.

Miller's initial letter to Patten on Tuesday reflected government concern over what was felt to be Entwistle's less than reassuring appearance before the Commons culture, media and sport select committee earlier in the day, during which he was questioned about the BBC's handling of the Savile scandal.

With an air of national emergency, Heloise, the syndicated household-hints columnist, was scrambled like a fighter pilot by the "Today" show for a not very reassuring appearance two days after 3M's news.

A conciliatory tone, also supported by her younger age and reassuring physical appearance.

She was ultimately reassured by the appearance of cleanliness of the facility and that " nurses down there, they're dressed like nurses with white caps on and starch white gowns".

Jeffrey A. Frankel, an economist at the Harvard Kennedy School, said the appearance had a reassuring effect.

"It's unique," said Stephen Bates, reassuring listeners in a stilted appearance on BBC Radio Five Live.

It can be both refreshing and reassuring to see an object whose appearance is determined by such laudable qualities as economy, efficiency or reliability, rather than the hope of seducing us visually.

Loyal fans gather in Daytona all week, reassuring themselves that spring may actually make an appearance.

So medical parks cultivate a vaguely village-like, stucco, pseudocolonial appearance that is designed to be reassuring, like banks that model themselves after Jefferson's Monticello.

The appearance of muscle isoechogenicity and a solid appearance on a static ultrasound exam may be falsely reassuring for the absence of an intramuscular abscess.