Sentence examples for reassuring vision from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this reassuring vision no longer describes the real world, if it ever did.

Yet, as bombs shake the walls and she places a bloodied compress on his head, they are quickly transformed into a time-tested, outwardly reassuring vision of a woman heroically ministering to a wounded, possibly dying man.

It conjures up a reassuring vision of dictaphones nodding in the breeze, typewriters peeping above the soil in early spring, executive vice-presidents anxiously ordering just the right kind of fertilizer for their addressograph.

It was a reassuring vision.

In the 1930s, intellectuals had described America as a unified, collective whole; seeking security in a time of economic collapse, they used cultural nationalism to create a reassuring vision, a sense that America could survive the cataclysms of the Depression.

He evidently views "Star Trek" as a phenomenon of the turbulent '60s that offered a reassuring vision of a future in which good inevitably triumphs over evil. .

Believers who are reassured by visions of for-real heaven will be reassured by Colton's vision.

He did so with a reassuring composure, clarity and vision.

That James has understood exactly the breadth of the vision is reassuring even if, in his commentary, he concludes: Who though it up and drove it?

We may still yearn for the Oscars head-to-heads of the 1970s (75's Chinatown vs. The Godfather Part II for instance), but in an increasingly cold-blooded studio system that weighs films like it would stocks, it's reassuring that such wild visions have still found their way onto the big screen – or indeed a multitude of very small ones.

I didn't put the book down feeling reassured that this vision was unlikely, unrealistic, or easily stopped by a heroic figure.