Sentence examples for reassuring to think from inspiring English sources

It would be reassuring to think that's just harmless escapism.

Patients like it too, for it is reassuring to think that one's health is in the hands of an expert.

It's reassuring to think bad human decisions can be offset by an artistic contribution from people who care.

It would be reassuring to think that, in whatever strange country he now finds himself, the landscape is peaceful and pure.

With rising inequality becoming a salient political issue, it would be reassuring to think we can rely on the political system to address it.

But for locals who already own their own places, it may actually be reassuring to think that housing values are still rising, despite everything.

He says the party will need to become more faith-friendly as it reconnects – and is reassured to think that Jon Cruddas, a Catholic social radical, might be its chair.

I think that's reassuring to me.

They're troubled by the toll of guns but also think that it's reassuring to have a Glock when you hear a floorboard creak downstairs.

I think it's also reassuring to know that treatment will be instigated within a certain period of time.

I thought it would be reassuring to go in and see work colleagues but work is cancelled.