Comforting in a sentence as an adjective

Like I said above, it is a comforting thought to me.

My 8 year old is just moving out of the fantasy/play world and hearing what is ahead for her is not comforting.

Writing Haskell is extremely comforting to me, because I know that the compiler has my back.

It is comforting to know that a conservative approach is taken with keeping those things running.

When other people say it to you, it's like someone punched you in the face with what you should believe, and it's not comforting, nor does it feel good in any respect.

"It's comforting to frame this as a political issue rather than a criminal one, because the alternative is too exhausting and frightening to grapple with.

Spin out a comforting but insincere apology that focused on licensing technicalities rather than the underlying philosophical issues?

Will they shed some light on real case studies where this happens?Indeed, if there is any "falsely comforting myth" doing the rounds, it's that designers can guess and know what thousands of disparate users will prefer within a single percentage point of accuracy.

It's comforting to think that there is a highly trained law enforcement group that can intercede when a local department is incompetent or inadequate, and the realization that the FBI can be just as bad or even worse than local law enforcement is disheartening.

Comforting definitions

adjective

providing freedom from worry

See also: cheering satisfying

adjective

affording comfort or solace

See also: consolatory consoling