Sentence examples for reassuring reply from inspiring English sources

When a woman eating by herself apologized to the hostess for taking up a table, the warm, reassuring reply she received was, "Don't be silly, I'm alone too, but I gotta eat".

There is, however, a less reassuring answer.

Cohn's reassuring response: "Oh, gosh, no".

Which may not be the most reassuring answer, either.

"It's scary!" is Benitez's not-exactly-reassuring response.

Bill McKibben called it "the least reassuring reassurance of all time".

Fine examples include Paul Edward's essay, "My Death" in the "Macmillan Encyclopedia of Philosophy" (1966) and Thomas Nagel's reply to Lucretius's reassuring claim that "death matters not a whit" in "Mortal Questions" (1985).

Finally, 2.6% of respondents replied that the most important right is the right to a reassuring and child-friendly environment.

"That was reassuring," Gasol said.

She offers vague, reassuring answers.

"But not too reassuring".