Sentence examples for reassuring walk from inspiring English sources

For Alice Bergman, a 30-year-old administrative assistant at Warburg Pincus, a venture capital firm with offices at 46th Street and Lexington Avenue, it was a reassuring walk home with her boss, Cristiano Boccia, a 28-year-old associate.

It is both reassuring – you walk away confident that you've not, after all, missed out – but also somewhat disappointing.

It was also reassuring to walk up and be able to hear what the other Teslas sounded like as they charged.

And at night, it lights up with a reassuring glow when you walk past it.

"I'm always reassured when I walk down to the subway station and see young residents coming out of the Starbucks".

Before the show he spent hours backstage orchestrating everything from the make-up to the lighting design - and, as he went round, with his nervous fastidiousness, he'd be reassuring the models, correcting their walk, touching them, patting their cheeks.

It's relaxing and reassuring, much the same as walking in expensive shoes.

Downtrodden, he is reassured when Mary Jane walks up to him and tells him that she saved the last dance for him.

I patted my back pocket, heard the reassuring clink of my keys and walked into the hall, closing the door behind me.

I'd worn them constantly since the age of seven, all day, every day -- so walking around without the reassuring weight of them felt weird.

I am positive that nobody came liking "Tim and Eric" walked out, so that's reassuring.