Sentence examples for was very reassuring from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
He did a very good job of appealing to Guardian readers, and he made all the right noises about the NHS, which was very reassuring.
Today, Dr. Reiner affirmed his confidence in his choice of therapy, saying that the fact that Mr. Cheney has not shown any evidence of another blockage in the last four months was "very reassuring".
I think that was very reassuring.
(Pat.foc5) "Every patient is different, the challenge is to give support in the right manner" (Rel.foc3) "The way in which she offered it was very reassuring.
"He was very reassuring," Mr. Sharpton added.
Based on the results of a sonogram, blood tests done in the first trimester of pregnancy and additional blood tests in the second trimester, Mrs. Weinstein said she "was very reassured" that the baby would be free of the defects she was worried about.
[Audience laughter.] That's very reassuring.
"There is something concrete about science that is very reassuring.
He added, "Mayor Bloomberg's visit will be very reassuring.
It's very reassuring for employees to understand what is expected of them.
