Reassuringly Sentence Examples

reassuringly

  • And the data thus arrived at are reassuringly self-consistent.

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  • Talk reassuringly to the child, even if he or she is unconscious.

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  • Destiny's voice came reassuringly from the bathroom as she played.

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  • These packages include reassuringly high levels of coverage.

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  • Reassuringly, all of these things will, at least in the meantime, remain legal in this aspiring Member State!

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  • Despite a reassuringly solid weight for such a low slung compact frame it accelerates and holds speed superbly.

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  • Hannah looked down at it then at him.  Her blue eyes had turned dark, and Kris shook the hair off his hands.  He tried to smile reassuringly.

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  • Reassuringly safe Cuski is calming, safe and a healthy alternative to other infant comforters.

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