Sentence examples for reassuring that when from inspiring English sources

Others compared the human invaders with "NATO in Iraq or Israel in Palestine", and considered it reassuring that "when the Na'vi clans are united, and a sincere prayer is offered, the ... 'primitive savages' win the war".

It also was not reassuring that, when former Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT) introduced DeVos, he failed to disclose that his law firm has represented Trump in numerous matters for 15 years.

The Gurgling Cod writes, "It is oddly reassuring that when the leadership of the free world takes on the most momentous event of the Obama presidency, they eat like academics at a state university lunch meeting". Although we would have been tickled if they had sent someone to the White House garden.

In this context, it is reassuring that, when intake of vitamin is sufficient, the need for D3 calcium intake is considered to be lower [ 32, 40- 42].

It is reassuring that when methodologies different than ours were used to identify ESA hyporesponse, 4 months was determined as the requisite period necessary to characterize it as chronic.

We have normalized gun killings to the point that we must now be reassured that, when the person with the AR-15 comes to your kid's school, there's a plan to cope with him.

"Hopefully the public will be reassured that when we have that kind of information, we will share it with them".

"And, even though we have been constantly reassured that when compared to basket case countries and, even the United States, as a percentage of GDP our borrowings are small, the worry is less the amount and more its steep upward trajectory.

I watch us wamble down Water Street between The moment and the mortuary, somehow Reassured that when we end up at the Point To await the first clumsy hints of dawn, I'll have remembered why our gritty cremains, Mine and yours, Will be kept out of sight.

People need people whose lives can be seen to follow a dramatic arc, so that no matter what trials they encounter, the people who survey them can be reassured that when the light begins to fade, these people - to whose frail psyches we've had privileged access - will at least feel it's all meant something.

She also said that the cuts would probably not last, since state officials have already reassured her that when the new commissioner of Community Affairs, Susan Bass Levin, takes over, she will be able to restore the planning office.