Sentence examples for reassuring proof that from inspiring English sources

But just like the larger shifts that certain Oscar wins underscore, the box office numbers are reassuring proof that the state of our movie culture is not as dire as some insist.

Instead of viewing the mayor's use of his personal fortune in a negative way, one should view it as reassuring proof that he won't be held hostage by partisan special interests, or by private and corporate campaign donors.

The imminent trial of Bo Xilai, a high-flying politician who was disgraced in March last year, is being trumpeted as, in the words of China Daily, an official paper, "reassuring proof that the leadership's tough stance on corruption is by no means empty talk".

The exodus was all the more alarming because for the nine years that North Koreans had worked in South Korean-owned factories at the Kaesong complex, it had seemed reassuring proof that no matter how heated the back-and-forth got, the two nations were unwilling to let things go too far.

He may now have unkind things to say about Mr Brown himself.Mr Johnson's win is being spun by the Tories as evidence that they are once again electable to high office (and privately seen as reassuring proof that a posh background, of the kind that both Mr Johnson and Mr Cameron share, is not as off-putting to voters as it may once have been).

Models including Gisele Bￃﾼndchen and Chrissy Teigen have ditched the foundation, concealer, mascara and lipstick at times, giving us reassuring proof that you don't need a full face of makeup or perfectly curled hair to feel your best.

This writer finds the acronym (for Troubled Assets Relief Program) reassuring: it's proof that someone in Treasury has a sense of fun, even when dealing with toxic securities.

Now, after years of reassuring nervous families that the teams were not part of a C.I.A. plot, here was proof that one was.

The low failure rate was interpreted by some as proof that the tests had been too soft, but disclosure of sovereign-debt exposure reassured others.

Yet the credo might also have reassured well-to-do worshippers trying to negotiate the crosshatched lines of race and class: their presence at Trinity was proof that they hadn't, after all, been swallowed by "middleclassness".

"Proof" that it was flawed.