Sentence examples for reassuring much from inspiring English sources

It's relaxing and reassuring, much the same as walking in expensive shoes.

From Lansdorp's Q&A for the Guardian and the press briefing we learn nothing reassuring, but much to raise further worries.

The Russians find that thought reassuring: they much prefer dealing directly with the Americans than with a NATO that includes pipsqueak former satellites.For all these reasons, if Russia stays friendly, it would have less reason to mind if the Balts were invited to join NATO.

It is often said that Cass, in particular, could announce a nuclear war and still make you feel as though she'd just given you a hot water bottle; but that isn't her voice – nobody's that reassuring – so much as the fact that she is immutable.

The resulting combination of saltwater and surveillance isn't reassuring as much as it lends itself to a greater feeling of insecurity.

"We asked about the area, dates and price and were reassured as much as we could be that the property was genuine".

Since the Snowden revelations, we have been constantly reassured that much (though not all) of what the government collects without a warrant is "just" metadata — and what could be the harm in that?

These gestures — sometimes clumsy, sometimes horrifying — not only welcome the small core of avowed white supremacists into the campaign but also reassure the much larger body of voters, whose racial anxieties and grievances are perhaps not so fully theorized, that the normal strictures of political correctness and politeness no longer apply.

"With Strauss's luck with umpires, I'm not sure that getting a sliver of bat on a delivery would have reassured him much that he wouldn't be given LBW" points out Craig Easterbrook, a thought I'd shared myself even as I typed the words.

Parents have also been reassured that much progress has been made over the course of the past decade to limit advertising of cigarettes and alcohol to teenagers.

Mr. Davis said as much, reassuring clients: "I remain a secular bear.