reassuringly

All the lights on the security system are reassuringly green.

If that's what you can do quickly,' she said reassuringly.

With the morning of course everything was reassuringly normal again.

"You feel it quite well," he says reassuringly on the first reading.

From the inside, all this seems very normal, almost reassuringly so.

The food is very good there, he tells her reassuringly.

He tried to smile reassuringly at her, but then stopped.

The man stood and put a hand reassuringly on the young woman's shoulder.

Fans of the original will find everything reassuringly in place.

She simply squeezed reassuringly, then let her hand fall away.

He tried to smile reassuringly "What else are friends for?"

He ran a hand through his hair and smiled reassuringly.

Then it held one quite gently but reassuringly in place.

But there will be much about the company that is reassuringly familiar.

We went on like that for a little while, then she smiled, reassuringly.

Most men, though, are reassuringly keen to take care of themselves.

He squeezed my hand reassuringly and led me to the table.

The child turned huge brown eyes to him, and he smiled reassuringly.

I patted her hand reassuringly, trying to make up my mind what to do.

"We'll have you out of there in no time," he said reassuringly.

He nodded reassuringly, the message in his eyes for her alone.

Freddie looked down at himself and, reassuringly, he was not there.

"Nothing to be afraid of," the old woman said reassuringly.

Then Martin turned his head and smiled reassuringly at her.

Tom tried to speak reassuringly, but somehow, he did not believe himself.