Sentence examples for reassuring readers from inspiring English sources

Far from reassuring readers that some authority is benign, it is portrayed as unequivocally malignant, corrupted by ecological disaster, politics, greed and war.

Both books try to correct this irrational view of the world, reassuring readers that most of the hobgoblins by which they are menaced are unnecessarily frightening.

Newton and Montano have entirely self-funded their project, and there is no sponsorship, advertising or corporate branding, allowing them creative control, as well as reassuring readers that there is no ulterior motive.

The deal closed on July 12, prompting the magazine to publish not one, but two essays by editors reassuring readers that there would be no drop in journalistic standards.

Such "house-porn", full of beautiful, expensive furnishings – much like the TV shows today - is not simply eye candy, she said, but a "middle-class coping mechanism", a way of reassuring readers in a world full of anxiety and fear.

"Bow is washed, rinsed and looking good" announced a Homes and Property magazine piece about the new estate in 2011, reassuring readers that "the formerly volatile mix of personalities has been dissipated".

Weekly World News reassured readers that those engineers had capped the hole after smelling smoke and hearing the cries of the damned.

Through writing, we reach out to reassure readers that what they're experiencing or thinking about is OK.

Even so, Mr. Humm reassures readers that every recipe has been tested multiple times and if you follow them exactly, they will work — and your palate will be rewarded.

They also felt obliged to reassure readers that, despite the foreign names of the characters, the emotions they felt were exactly the same as those of a Japanese.

Still, he reassures readers that anyone can stay creative as long as he works "to maintain the perspective of the outsider".