Sentence examples for which reassuring from inspiring English sources

Others are becoming solicitous ("What's the Matter with You, Baby?" "What in the World's Come Over You?") or conciliating ("Daddy's Home," which, reassuring as it is meant to be, has the subdued but ominous refrain "rat-a-tat-tat").

Hence we explored which reassuring strategies GPs consider as useful in their daily practice.

She got the feeling that they'd seen cramps like these before, which reassured her.

My father and my father-in-law, they both said, 'You know, I think that's a good choice.' Which reassured me".

Her newest novel, "A Mercy" (Knopf; $23.95), begins with some kind of confession from an unnamed voice, which reassures the reader: Don't be afraid.

The key to his video projects, he believed, was the artfulness of the transitions, which reassured the viewer that a tactical intelligence controlled the flow of imagery.

He had the website of the Country Fire Authority (CFA) opened on his computer, which reassured all the townsfolk that the fire was 25km away in Murrindindi Mill.

OKLAHOMA CITY — "Why Do You Put Alcohol in Your Tank?" demands a large sign outside one gas station here, which reassures drivers that it sells only "100% Gas".

She asked her new pregnancy app, which reassured her that she could go ahead and pop the prawn in her mouth.

At this point they resort to petty authoritarian measures which reassure the politician and the bureaucrat that their power is real and effective.

Then the party line moved from the left to the centre, which reassured investors, but failed to convince many of the rank and file.Mr Mbeki's dilemma is this.