That remains perhaps the most reassuring thing for the president.
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But maybe the most reassuring thing about a dictionary is its finite nature.
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And most reassuring of all, she condescended to drink a bottle, then and there.
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That's a churlish thing to say, but I mean it in the most reassuring way possible.
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That is hardly the most reassuring prediction for those who want Britain to stay in the European Union.
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Perhaps the most reassuring of Trump's recent economic policy reversals — to mainstream economists, at least — was on Obamacare.
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One of the most reassuring aspects of Civilization IV was Leonard Nimoy, the most iconic voice in the series.
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Mashable reported that a Republican National Commitee official had asserted that the "chaos is contained" — hardly the most reassuring of claims.
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The videos that are most reassuring are the ones in which the firefighters arrive and begin administrating water before the clip ends.
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And most reassuring to those whose taxes rose, the very same households as before would still be in the top 10 percent.
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The award-winning British food writer Diana Henry is the most reassuring of recipe writers, offering deliciousness, comfort and ease in these twitchy times.
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Mattis was seen on both sides of the aisle as one of the last and most reassuring buffers to Trump's rash foreign policy decision-making.
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If you're a NATO ally wondering whether the US president will have your back if shit goes down, that's not the most reassuring thing to hear.
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So, a yellow M&M saving Christmas isn't exactly the most reassuring thought, but when Santa takes a bump to the head, someone has to step up.
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Given how often smart home devices have been hacked by malicious parties, turning off the camera in the settings app may not be the most reassuring thing.
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The fact that my heart is beating at all is proof that I've made it out of my darkest days alive, and when I'm panicking, that's what's most reassuring.
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This playful collection for children from the distinguished poet Nikki Giovanni and the distinguished illustrator Ashley Bryan focuses on the most reassuring thing of all — love — without being mushy.
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Machine Gun Kelly didn't give the most reassuring update on his pal, Pete Davidson, after an apparent suicide threat this weekend, saying things are anything but back to normal.
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It's not exactly the most reassuring findings given the opposition, but it does slightly undermine the new study reinvigorating the debate over whether the show is linked to an increase in suicides.
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But, in her vivid portrayal of the frantic and sometimes futile efforts to find the right answers, Widdicombe does not give enough credit to perhaps the most reassuring figure of all: the pediatrician.
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"When they put the monitor in and they were able to figure out what the problem was, that was kind of the most reassuring thing — that it's not going to affect your life," Dempsey said.
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He earned a spot in the Mets' starting rotation largely because of the injuries to Lugo and Matz, but he had his most reassuring outing this season, allowing one run over five innings while striking out seven.
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While he notes that attachment bonds (like between a parent and children) are the most reassuring and effective way of processing trauma, our online habits suggest that being gleefully dumb together online might help a little bit, too.
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Editorial The most reassuring sound in these rancorous early days of the Trump administration was the legal debate, at times arcane, over the president's travel ban during live-streamed oral arguments in a federal appeals court on Tuesday.
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The Washington Times reported on Sunday that it's a "95 percent" likelihood he's already settled on his least-interesting and most-reassuring choice, colorless Indiana Governor Mike Pence, who'll appear with him at a rally and fundraiser on Tuesday.
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Absent that, those who were most reassuring that states and localities would live up to their enormous new responsibilities will be, in effect, undermining the states that want to do just that, and enabling those that would rather not.
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The study, with the catchy title "Double Gene Targeting Multiplex Polymerase Chain Reaction–Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Assay Discriminates Beef, Buffalo, and Pork Substitution in Frankfurter Products," used groundbreaking DNA testing to identify which meats were actually inside 20 franks purchased at Malaysian markets, and the findings aren't the most reassuring.
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