Sentence examples for reassuring sense from inspiring English sources

My friend thanked me, and said that just knowing all that gave him a reassuring sense of control and helped him put things in perspective as he faced his difficult choice.

Another is the lack of windows, the presence of which gives a (falsely) reassuring sense of contact with the outside world in existing planes.Boeing's answer to this psychological need is video screens linked to external cameras, so passengers can all see the Eiffel Tower whether it is to the port or the starboard of the plane.

When western firms rushed into China in the 1990s, they concentrated their efforts on three main cities. "We are going for all 570 cities in China," said P&G's country manager at the time.Corporate histories of this sort give their subjects' investors, customers and employees a warmly reassuring sense of permanence.

To give ourselves a reassuring sense of control over the scary uncertainty of what lies ahead.

Traditionalist novelists sought to depict a world in which there was a reassuring sense of order.

It creates a reassuring sense that things even out over time — because they do.

Ms. Walter is short on officious lab-scale exactitude, long on reassuring common sense.

Over 150 years later, we still find that combination reassuring, while sensing that there is something unexpected about it, bold even.

Moving through all the possibilities of layering and sequence, first in graphite and then in colored pencil, the works swing back and forth between symmetry and randomness, alternately confounding and reassuring the senses.

The 12th-century Church of St. Peter just outside the window and the Kumburak lager from the Czech Republic's Nova Paka brewery on draft should reassure your sense of location.

In terms of specific points, Kevin Drum and Matthew Yglesias were both reassured to sense a global strategy of gradual disengagement from debilitating foreign wars, in order to focus on investment in America's economy and society.