reassuringly

How To Use reassuringly In A Sentence

• His emblematic white mullet and gigantic cigar are reassuringly in place.
• No effect was observed on visceral sites of metastases, although reassuringly no trend toward an increase was identified.
• When she smiled reassuringly, he threw his head back and laughed, which confused her, but she didn't show it.
• This was a reassuringly lucid explanation. Times, Sunday Times
• I confirm that Webster's Third defines epiphora as "watering of the eyes," a definition reassuringly similar to the first definition the OED gives for the same term. VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 1
• It's reassuringly stable, yet easily rocked to brace against side-waves.
• Theirs are reassuringly solid and made of natural cotton canvas. Times, Sunday Times
• Buy a new car, and bask reassuringly in the knowledge that it is covered for a decade or 100,000 miles on all major mechanical components, plus the promise of roadside help over the next five years.
• The bright spring day shone reassuringly on columbine and starflower. The Welkening
• Human speech flowed like bubbling liquid from his lips, reassuringly soft with no aggressive edge to it.