Sentence examples for reassuring less from inspiring English sources

At primary school the young Gordy loved being on stage, often charged with reassuring less confident children.

What Joan Didion creates in her essays and novels is less reassuring, less fixed, and more truly real: a sense of abiding dislocation.

The text is simple and reassuring, less of a story than a series of affirmations: "Look at me! I'm the tallest boy on my block.

And the constant, casual police presence from the station house of the 10th Precinct a few doors down at No. 230 has been oddly reassuring, less out of personal safety than familiarity.

"Having Toby there is hugely reassuring, less in terms of having a [goal-kicking] safety net than knowing there is always going to be someone there making decisions," said Wilkinson of his former Newcastle team-mate.

For one thing, this modest pitch was meant to reassure less ardent integrationists across Europe that Germany was only flying a kite.

When the movie ends, we realize we've seen Woody Allen's version of "La Strada".... Fellini's movie has its universal-humanist message, but Woody's tones are different — more idiosyncratic, less official, less reassuring.

But both he and Mr Fukuda also appear keen to reassure economically less dynamic regions that they will be looked after.

"Just another update to let everyone know I am still doing and feeling very well," he reassured followers less than a week before his death.

The truth may be less reassuring.

Some of it is less reassuring.