Sentence examples for reassuring when from inspiring English sources

This was reassuring: when you work hard enough, eventually, you can stop dressing the part.

"It's always reassuring when someone says that something that was broke is not broken anymore," Jeter said.

"It was pretentious, but it was reassuring when people weren't sure how stable or classy an apartment house was".

But my GP was reassuring when I saw her: she was, she said, 95% certain it was nothing.

"It's not exactly reassuring when you have a daughter who's maybe alone in the house," he said.

It is not reassuring when Chinese officials insist, as they often do, that hazy conditions in Beijing's hot and humid summer are not necessarily a sign of pollution.

They sought reassurance that they were correctly caring for their child and were additionally reassured when a thorough physical examination was conducted.

Wyden was reassured when Obama was elected President.

We're reassured when we're told what will happen.

He seemed much more reassured when he left".

"I was reassured when Colin Powell, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld joined the administration," he said.