Sentence examples for reassuring view from inspiring English sources

Whatever happened to the reassuring view that expanding trade ties make for a safer and more prosperous world?

On Tuesday, FIFA issued a statement that the case was beyond the statute of limitations, a highly reassuring view of FIFA ethics.

Browne's endless staccato accumulation of fives and nets is one of the best expressions of that reassuring view of the universe simply because he is a great artist appreciating, he thinks, the work of another great artist.

"I want to be true to the collection and what really goes on in art — that there's more than you can possibly know, rather than the falsely reassuring view that you can get your head around it all," she said.

With their prompt bailout of the airline industry -- which mercifully allowed chief executives to keep their mammoth salaries -- and their equally prompt refusal to provide aid to the 100,000 airline and aerospace industry workers facing layoffs, our representatives have offered us a reassuring view of business as usual.

This is hardly a reassuring view of politics, though this is, after all, just a movie.

A reassuring viewing of the old movie suggests that its appeal had less to do with its accessories than with its premise.

I think I was probably expecting a straightforward retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale, also called The Red Shoes – though why that would be reassuring viewing I don't know, since Andersen's story, like his disturbing tale The Little Mermaid, is a thoroughly disquieting piece of work.

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, March 3, 1934 P. 44 I note a reassuring group View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Jia Tolentino.

This finding is reassuring in view of potential to development of resistance.

The fact that the aggregate effect is small on average is reassuring in view of prior studies that have used thresholds that are fixed across individuals and report eye-movement statistics averaged across samples.