A favorite of American servicemen, Ms. Stafford earned the nickname G.I. Jo for her recordings in which her pure, nearly vibrato-less voice, with perfect intonation, conveyed steadfast devotion and reassurance with delicate understatement.
Respondents had initiated contact with PANDA for support, information, and reassurance, with over one third of callers seeking crisis help and support.
It needs to treat itself to a soft-serve cone, chocolate-dipped and melting so quickly as to demand a tongue's sculpting attention, while tiny tree creatures sing their carpe diem serenade, and reassurance comes with a stray evening breeze.
In Mr. Mayer's songs, he's a perfect candidate for a boyfriend: thoughtful, affectionate, a little wounded and ready for reassurance, with a breathy voice that has the intimate tone of Sting or Dave Matthews.
Christian Benteke brought Liverpool a place in the last 32 of the Europa League and Jürgen Klopp reassurance with an exquisite winner against Bordeaux.
If this is not helpful, for some patients, it may be necessary to replace reassurance with a careful and respectful switch of the patients' focus from a physical to a psychological basis of some symptoms and behaviours.
And "What More Do You Want From Me" manages to combine a reassurance with a plea.
From this sample we aimed to select two consultations at each visit that combined a high rating by the GP on the importance of reassurance with a high rating by the patient on their level of concern before the consultation.
GPs were recruited and informed of a study on reassurance with an invitation letter and a follow-up telephone call.
Among various components of social support, attachment and reassurance of worth have a significant link with SQOL [ 37].
Scotland's minister for Children and Young People, Aileen Campbell, thinks that this erosion of parental authority is OK and offers reassurance with the not very reassuring words that "we recognise that parents also have a role".
