comforting *

But a day later, the news was not as comforting.

He had the comforting sense she was a true friend.

His hands felt very comforting, but she tried not to think of them.

"I thought you might like to say something comforting to him."

Very comforting, for she had so few friends these days.

For once the old man could think of nothing comforting to say to the boy.

He did not try to stop her, or find any comforting words to say.

"To get away with what I did today is a comforting thought."

But take this one comforting thought to the black beyond with you.

Nothing was more comforting than having everything where it should be.

That was the first comforting thought she'd had for a long time.

That was not a comforting thought, for either him or his friends.

That was not at all a comforting thing to hear.

It is most comforting to know my science was true.

I have, though, one really comforting thing to tell you.

She found it comforting to be back on a training ground.

It had always been so comforting having him at her back.

It was the only comforting thing she could think of to say.

In a way this was a comforting place for him.

What little I had learned from them was not comforting.

But this was not the time or place for comforting.

She said it was comforting to run her hands over them.

It was not a comforting way of looking at the world.

She moved through the house for months, and I found it comforting.

She knew me so well, and in a way that was comforting now.