Sentence examples for reassuring experience from inspiring English sources

Literature review and expert opinion provided reassuring experience that BCI could be effectively delivered by nonspecialists and that no pharmacologic interactions occurred between NTX and anti-TB medications.

Given prior reassuring experience with the use of immunoglobulins in pregnancy and the potential for substantial numbers of illnesses and deaths in patients with disseminated B. anthracis infection, the use of AIG and raxibacumab is recommended for P/PP/L women according to the same criteria and with the same dosing schedule as those established for nonpregnant adults.

"Ben-Hur," for example, was not a reassuring experience for many American Jews, who had to reckon with anti-Semitism in that era.

That no matter what happens it is a reassuring experience".

Hearing a song you love when it's playing from elsewhere is a reassuring, isolating experience: you feel solitary and cared for at the same time.

It's reassuring to experience that with an official of her stature.

It is reassuring to experience these times when music -- something at the core of everyone's heart, can give heart to an industry that is often looked upon as uncaring.

Claire is filmed on the remote Scottish island of St Kilda, which was evacuated in 1930 by its remaining 36 inhabitants, who felt hopelessly cut off from the reassuring social experiences and communal memories of the outside world.

He says things like "The choice to come here was not your own" after which he talks about human autonomy eg how much g-force we can experience before reassuring that riders would only experience 4.5 G's (the ride's maximum g-force).

The distance is reassuring, but the experience remains no less overwhelming.

There's something electrifying yet oddly reassuring about this experience: what does it matter if nothing makes sense?