Sentence examples for yet reassuring from inspiring English sources
It was strange, yet reassuring.
It needs to be truthful yet reassuring.
It also probably exudes a mystical yet reassuring dreamy quality.
What was remarkable about Mr. Roberts's voice, Mr. Cox said, was that it was without any regional accent and yet distinctive, authoritative yet reassuring.
Her familiar voice, which has guided passengers through torrential rains, snowstorms, fires, electrical failures, criminal activities and other reasons for delays and cancellations, is on display Sunday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. "Sheila's voice is knowledgeable yet reassuring," said Clifford Cole, Amtrak's media relations manager.
"I was in love with the unhappiness in her, and yet reassured that, no matter what I did, what I felt it my duty to do, to lessen that unhappiness, I couldn't," he writes of Orwell.
Compare a work like Fritz Lang's "The Big Heat," which also showed a cop and his loved one assailed by the forces of grand corruption; where Lang left his anxious viewers in no doubt that society could chew up the best of them, Campbell leaves us thrilled yet reassured.
It may be too soon to rejoice: the government has been in power for nearly two-and-a-half years, and has not yet reassured the Kemalist doubters, many of whom still suspect that it has a long-term fundamentalist agenda.
Just as Mr Sarkozy has to appeal to voters for Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front with hard talk on crime and immigration while trying not to lose to François Bayrou in the centre, so Mr Hollande must pose as a red-blooded bank-slayer to keep left-wingers happy and yet reassure markets that he would be fiscally responsible.
She's familiar but funny, boldly outspoken yet simultaneously reassuring.
