Sentence examples for reassuring impression from inspiring English sources

Maira Kalman, Abelardo Morell, Donna Ruff, Mamiko Otsubo and Mickey Smith expand upon the shared theme, contributing to the reassuring impression — true or not — that at the end of the day, artists are more alike than different.

Their advantage to the purchaser is that they give a reassuring impression of longevity to what is essentially a brand-new operation, since they have documents extending back years.

But Trump complained he still hadn't seen the reassuring artist's impressions, which the Houdini of the Heather promised him.

Some patients may feel reassured by an impression of a greater technical, medical and organizational support given by computers compared to paper folders.

There was something reassuring, almost soothing, about this impression.

Overall, the impression is of reassuring competence rather than sportiness, although continental buyers will be able to choose a more powerful direct-injection petrol engine (similar to the one fitted to the Veloster coupé) that won't be coming to the UK.

First impressions could hardly be more reassuring: Marshall is a soothing, sober man in colourful clothes.

Turnbull has been refusing most long-form interviews in favour of reassuring pictures for the nightly news, wearing virtual reality glasses or high-visibility vests, to reinforce the impression that he has economic management totally in hand.

When someone tells you what they are doing, how things work, you give the impression: I know what I am talking about and that inspires a sort of trust, and that is reassuring.

My lasting impressions of the trip were not the meetings with senior officials grappling with timetables for approaching elections, though the seriousness of their work was reassuring.

Not reassuring.