Sentence examples for reassuring warmth from inspiring English sources
At the same time, those for whom the "Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes" has become a tradition will bask in the reassuring warmth of familiarity.
When Mamie brings up pieces of local folklore that no one wants to hear — like the tale of the little boy who died while dressed up as a ghost — Foote fans will experience a reassuring warmth of recognition.
As we leave the reassuring warmth of Kittila airport in Finland, our guide - the appropriately named Philip Kool - is briefing us on the week ahead and second thoughts are already evident among the team of MPs and charity volunteers.
Kidman brings a reassuring warmth and certainty to the role, particularly in a late scene in which Sue reveals to the grown Saroo the vision that inspired her to adopt.
Densely and rather beautifully written, it had all of Phillips' patented mix of charm, warmth and reassuring, unthreatening gravitas – which, given the incendiary nature of its contents, was just as well – and demanded more of the viewer than average.
But Friends were reassured by the warmth of the Royal British Legion, which manages the park in the spirit of its founding aim to be "a place of joy where the lives of people would be remembered … in a world of peace".
It was always so lovely to meet her after the event; her gentle warmth and enthusiasm were infectious, and reassuring.
All over India scores of particularities that had been frozen by foreign rule, or by poverty or lack of opportunity or abjectness had begun to flow again". From winter to spring: it is a comforting image, reassuring, suggestive of natural cycles and an inevitable movement toward warmth and light.
While some saw this as a negative trait, one participant found these same attributes to be reassuring: Karin: I think it's a typical research site, lifeless, there's no warmth.
