Sentence examples similar to a comforting response from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, olfactory recognition of a familiarized smell can illicit a similar comforting response [ 58, 59] indicating both memory and ability to learn, remember and have emotional connections even in young, very preterm infants.
They hand over their shoes and like an anxious parent ask, "Well, what do you think?" Sam always gives them the same comforting response, "If they are comfortable and you like them, you have to fix them.
Today, however, when a large percentage of workers think the nation is going in the wrong direction and are worrying about their jobs, a universal pre-K or research agenda--however good long-term policy--is understandably not the most comforting response.
If you've identified that the problem is a personal one, stick to simple and comforting responses — "I'm sorry" or "This is a horrible situation". Don't tell him that everything's going to be OK or imply that he should buck up.
In a sense learning of the witness seminar as an interview format troubled some of the comforting responses I've developed to the oral historian student's question around what constitutes a really good interview or at least a properly conducted interview.
DF: A crying baby in the home and the associated change in daily routines can be extremely stressful for some cats.Obsessive-compulsive grooming can be one self-comforting response.
Now he turned bitterly against the shibboleths of the left and began to tell himself a comforting story: that the brutal response to "Making It" was political.
We speculate that this significant decrease in women who know that someone personally relevant was waiting next to the MR scanner in the same room seems to have a comforting and positive effect on the stress response.
Not really a comforting thought.
