Sentence examples for reassuring point from inspiring English sources

Rome's unruliness and ostentation provide a flattering, reassuring point of reference, and there's nary a handsome actor who doesn't look even better in sandals and a vintage tunic.

Changes in magazine sales were not associated with changes in non-gun homicides a reassuring point in favour of the proxy.

Many studies have tried to estimate how much and how rapidly the two great ice sheets covering Greenland and Antarctica might melt and the one reassuring point has been the apparent relative stability of the eastern (and, by far, larger) half of the Antarctic Ice Sheet.

What seems to be clear in the medical literature is that women with HG have a lower risk for miscarriage, a reassuring point that we make sure to emphasize to patients.

One reassuring point: because the $50 million is for 1 year only, it should not change the institutes' base funding level, he says.

As if reading my anxieties from my face, Spivak made a reassuring point, "Archives do not record experience as much as absence; they point where an experience is missing from its proper place and what is returned to us in an archive may well be something that we never possessed in the first place".

This point was secured on Saturday at a ground where Spurs have not prevailed in 22 years and maintained a reassuring five-point cushion over their fifth-placed hosts with an eight-game run-in to come.

Bird scored reassuring early points.

In the here and now, Cleveland's reassuring 29-point victory on Friday flipped the script, just like that.

I continued my reassuring patter, pointing to the three cellphones in the house, redundancy in the form of three different wireless carriers.

Prisoners here attend "changing thinking" courses, where they attempt Edward de Bono-inspuzzlesuzzles, and gaze at reassuring posters pointing out: "There is nothing about a caterpillar that tells you it is going to be a butterfly".