Sentence examples for somewhat comforting from inspiring English sources

It's somewhat comforting to hear that even veteran restaurateurs get squirmy when the subject is returning a bottle of wine.

It would be somewhat comforting if there were a larger lesson here, or a map out of the banality of evil.

It's somewhat comforting to hear astronomers estimate that a black hole's consumption of a star occurs only once every 10,000 years in a typical galaxy.

Worryingly for science (but somewhat comforting for my self-esteem as a researcher) this may be because many of the conclusions drawn from published research findings are false.

But at a time when almost everyone is beyond caring what is real or fake onscreen, knowing that, in this case, someone who is paid to get to the bottom of things did just that is somewhat comforting.

The apartment itself, with its sizzling radiators and leaky pipes, and with my souvenir conga drum from Cuba still in my room, seemed vaguely familiar and therefore somewhat comforting.

Local preservationists were somewhat comforted when the city designated the building a landmark last March.

He seemed somewhat comforted by them, in any case, much more than he would have been by a blank wall.

At least I was somewhat comforted by his constant phone calls and promises that he wanted nothing more to do with her.

For the rest of us, somewhat comforted by the knowledge that "Residence Class" is located in the aircraft's nose, offering the prospect that the bed's double mattress might cushion the impact for the rest of us, flying is a war of attrition: us vs the slow-march of time.

For the rest of us, somewhat comforted by the knowledge that "Residence Class" is located in the aircraft's nose, offering the prospect that the bed's double mattress might cushion the impact for us plebes, flying is a war of attrition: us vs. the slow march of time.