ตัวอย่าง reassure

• The ten-second public announcement was supposed to be reassuring.

• The respondents were again reassured on confidentiality during home visits.

• These overstated positions reassure patients about physicians' primary beneficent outlook while allowing inevitable compromises to accommodate difficult situations or competing principles.

• The classical architecture might also have reassured a nineteenth-century viewer that the principles of good government were being enacted.

• The table results are very reassuring for the robustness of the main results.

• Nonetheless, the exercise and pregnancy outcome data obtained so far are reassuring, and suggest that many of the adaptations are complementary.

• Relating to other cancer patients was also a comforting experience for participants, and it reassured them they were not alone.

• The experimenter reassured the parent that these were unfamiliar words and that they should simply do their best to understand the words.

• This number is reassuring, because the stimulus is not causing any aliasing at the highest meaningful speeds.

• Perhaps children who used to visit elderly or ill parents may feel reassured enough not to stop by or telephone as frequently.

• She goes to listen at door 5, then reassuring herself, she comes more cheerfully downstage, a little towards the garden.

• Antibody titers rarely change during gestation, poor outcomes have been reported with low titres, and stable serial titres may be falsely reassuring.

• The result is that perceived aggressor states need to reassure others about their intentions.

• Concerns about security also complicate efforts to reassure partners by undertaking publicly observable commitments that, if violated, would undermine a government's reputation.

• The reviewer's arrogant tone reveals a desire for distance, and the report served to reassure the readers of the security of segregation, culturally and racially.