Sentence examples for reassuring mood from inspiring English sources

For all his smiling, though, it seems Gleeson isn't in the most reassuring mood: the apocalypse isn't just swirling around Dublin.

China's central bank also added to the reassuring mood, pencilling in economic growth of 6.8% for next year in a working paper released on Wednesday, down only slightly from an expected 6.9% this year.

The writer praises William Steig's "Pete's a Pizza" (HarperCollins; $13.95), about a little boy who is made into a pizza, for reassuring children that bad moods pass.

While the business-as-usual mood may be reassuring for visitors, it is a reminder that this is a Chinese city, where feelings about the United States are ambivalent.

On stage was Braids, the affecting and skilled Canadian band that is temperate on the surface and vigorous underneath, and for the most part the mood was shamanistic, dreamlike, reassuring.

When I finally got help after failing several postpartum depression screenings, my incredible psychiatrist (who specializes in postpartum mood disorders) was so reassuring.

You could describe this movie by Ms. Link, whose film "Nowhere in Africa" won a 2002 Oscar for best foreign-language film, as a precisely calibrated and persuasively acted mood piece that doesn't throw you a reassuring lollipop.

Franklin D. Roosevelt arguably turned around the mood of a country that appreciated his buoyant style, reassuring fireside chats and certitude that the only thing to fear was "fear itself," even as the Great Depression raged on for years.

Happy songs are potent capsules of joy that can intensify a good mood or relieve a bad one, and give you the reassuring sensation of being in benevolent company.

Physiological models posit the particular effectiveness of massage therapy for inducing calming and reassuring sensations, with some evidence showing that an increased production of oxytocin positively mediates mood and social emotions [ 10].

There is a heady mood among the citizens of Copenhagen and Malmo these days, and it is reassuring to know that residents of two such Internet-friendly countries can still place a premium on physical contact.