Sentence examples for reassuring at all from inspiring English sources
It is a queer, wretched painting, the sense of the natural world not reassuring at all but adding to the horror.
So, sorry, it is not reassuring at all to be told that we should stop worrying about Help to Buy because the FPC is there to save the day if things get out of hand.
In fact, once one looks at the longer term trends, it should not be reassuring at all that China is devoting a much smaller fraction of its GDP to defense spending than the US.
Remain calm and reassuring at all times.
Which isn't reassuring at all.I'm actually not very surprised by this, and I'm not particularly un-reassured.
Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, called the findings "very reassuring" at a news briefing on Friday.
A negative test result remains reassuring at any age, and the impact of factors affecting the serum level of natriuretic peptide (sex, age, body mass index) is less pronounced in acute heart failure than in chronic heart failure.
"I am not reassured at all," he said.
But nor is it surprising, given the combination of this necessarily tentative language and the memory of BSE, that the British public is not altogether reassured.In fact it does not appear to be reassured at all.
Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky said he was "not reassured at all" by the government's proposals to radically overhaul BBC governance, saying they could mean the BBC "drifts dangerously close to becoming a state broadcaster".
Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky has said he is "not reassured at all" by the government's proposals to radically overhaul BBC governance, saying they could mean the BBC "drifts dangerously close to becoming a state broadcaster".
