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• r  in a reassuring manner
  the prime minister pointed reassuringly to the silence of the British press

• In a world choking on retreaded arguments long worn bald of the facts, this type of analysis has proved to be stunningly and reassuringly popular.
• He had it as a newcomer of 25, when he walked into a fashionable party where all but he were in formal dress, took in the situation at a glance and said reassuringly: "Now I don .
• Still, reassuringly stolid and tough.

News & Articles

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• Examiner Editorial: Welcome to the new Washington Examiner
  The Washington Examiner goes forward in the digital era in a new configuration that is... You hold in your hands something that is both reassuringly familiar and strikingly fresh.
  June 21, 2013 - Washington Examiner

Quotes

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• Richard Herring in Cairns Post
  If I stop and think about it, my life is pathetic, so generally I don't stop and think about it,he wrote. "Reassuringly I am not alone. While many people in their 40s have families and responsibilities, an increasing minority resemble...
• Ferenc Gyurcsany in International Herald Tribune
  We are full of concerns because we have questions about a series of issues,Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany said after a joint Cabinet meeting between the Hungarian and Romanian governments. "Are we adequately and reassuringly informed...
• David Shore in E! Online
  The implementation of that and the success of that is a very open question,said Shore. "House is not turning into a different human being-I say this reassuringly to the audience-he is the same human being, who is perhaps more aggressively...