Sentence examples for slightly reassuring from inspiring English sources

Only slightly reassuring is the fact that prostate cancer becomes more prevalent at ages when men's testosterone levels naturally decline.

The result is a tender, life-affirming, slightly reassuring analysis of a much-feared subject, one that treats cancer not just a medical condition that requires treatment but as a subject of study for the historian, the natural historian and the social scientist.

When Cole replied that it was unlikely Snowden would have that kind of access or be able to make such a query, Farenthold quipped, "That's slightly reassuring".

Even simple t-tests on the difference in means between intervention and control groups for each plausible confounding variable would be a minimal starting place and could be slightly reassuring.

I went home, slightly reassured.

I was slightly reassured when the park ranger who had accompanied us on the bus trip told me that there never had been a bear-induced fatality in Katmai.

Slightly reassured by her comment, I hang up and try not to think about it.

The news on the other closely watched measure of inflation was slightly less reassuring.

Yet the weary theatrics of Congress's furloughs, sequesters and fiscal cliffs all self-inflicted devices to help manage the debt invite the world to think again.The international picture is only slightly more reassuring.

Ricker looked somewhat reassured.

As we approached each other, he veered away, and then so did I, just slightly, to reassure him, but I also sent a stealthy look his way.