Sentence examples for reassuring ultimately from inspiring English sources

Hollywood ghost stories are therefore both more horrifying (initially) and more reassuring (ultimately) than their Eastern counterparts.

For Mr Urquhart Stewart, gold is the investment world's equivalent of the teddy bear: reassuring but ultimately not much use.

In this respect, the results may be unsettling: they undermine explanations of an emotive crime that rest on reassuring but ultimately naïve errors of attribution.

That kind of attitude, though superficially reassuring, doesn't ultimately fit with an academic culture which prizes self-leadership.

We identify them with her, but we also distinguish them in a way that is ultimately reassuring.

Performing is an act of craft, courage and continuity that is ultimately reassuring both to those who practice it and to those who appreciate it.

In the sense that it is now far easier for the group to conquer space in newsprint than hold actual territory, the video's release is ultimately reassuring for the coalition.

He's also someone who can stare down the barrel of a single camera and distill the most complex human frailties with sideways insights that are hysterical and ultimately reassuring.

With recent challenges, they have more than proved their worth, rallying around the industry, driving conversations about safety record in a more positive direction, and ultimately reassuring consumers as they make their vacation decisions".

While admitting that the dream sequence and reset button technique were arguably uninspiring clichés, in the case of "Attack on Cloudbase" he defended the use of such plot devices for their suitability in both initially alarming viewers (with the apparent deaths of the main characters) and ultimately reassuring them (with the revelation that the attack on Cloudbase was, in the end, "all a dream").

This realisation is alarming at first, but it's ultimately deeply reassuring.