For someone like Rosetta Blake, an elderly resident, the arrival of a familiar face, Angel Gonzalez, one afternoon was clearly reassuring.
That means me working inside government to make sure that these points are understood, come out and very clearly reassure people.
This is clearly more reassuring.
The top 3 of codes given to positive comments shifted only slightly for the second period (2000 2001); codes most often given to positive comments were: asking questions, explaining clearly and reassuring.
Mr. Madoff is relaxed and calm, as always, and he clearly succeeds in reassuring his visitors about his hedged, conservative investment strategy.
Mr. Schroder confirmed today that Mr. Stollmann, who is deeply suspect to the average Social Democratic Party member, would be in the Cabinet -- a declaration clearly aimed at reassuring businessmen.
His speech is a delicate balancing act, clearly intended to reassure the conservative faithful that he is one of them while it signals to moderate voters that he is one of them, too.
WHEN the world was simpler, divided during a bitter peace between the forces of good on this side of the Iron Curtain and the "Evil Empire" beyond it, the concept of "neutrality" in Europe seemed as clearly delineated and reassuring as the Swiss flag itself.
Mr. Bush's speech under the spectacular glass dome of the Reichstag, the symbol of a unified Germany, sought to reassure clearly skeptical Germans about his intentions as he pursues his next steps against terrorism, particularly in Iraq, and presses American interests in environmental protection and aid to developing nations.
Facebook clearly wants to reassure users and regulators that their algorithms will fix the problem, but proving that news is false is like nailing jelly to the wall: at best time-consuming, at worst impossible.
