Sentence examples for reassuring name from inspiring English sources

An oddly reassuring name.

Mr. Berkling, like millions of other Germans, was an eager buyer of a popular family of retail derivatives with the reassuring name Zertifikate, or certificates.

You could put this down to its author's gender, of course; most critics seem only to be willing to shove the adjective "great" up against the reassuring name of a man.

But do they provide better care, or mostly a reassuring name and a locked door?

Though Ask the Tree isn't really the most reassuring name for a personal finance information source.

Even de Blasio's kids have reassuring names: Chiara and Dante.

Pubs are simple places, places with reassuring names like The Red Lion, The Crown or the Smuggler, the focal point of every community and as fundamental to Britain's culture as tea, sarcasm and chatting about the weather.

I couldn't help laughing at a presentation two weeks ago where the boss of Thomson Holidays claimed that in times of madness, travellers like to stick to reassuring household names.

Her name is Grandma Kimmel," he joked before reassuring fans that her name is actually Jane.

Then she heard a soft, reassuring voice calling her name.

Jalal Talabani and Massoud Barzani of the Kurds, building a democracy under our air protection in northern Iraq, will be reassured by the name of Wolfowitz, though the Pentagon's deference to Turkey's paranoia about possible Kurdish independence has prevented the U.S. from arming and training the main, 70,000-man anti-Saddam force on the ground.