feeling of reassurance

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

A brand offers a feeling of reassurance when its products are always and everywhere the same.

Even a brief exposure to his graceful, affirming nature prompts a feeling of reassurance for Everton and their season.

A brand offers a feeling of reassurance when its products are always and everywhere the same". Truly unique experiences at McDonald's are most often bad ones an especially dirty bathroom or a uniquely disgusting Filet-O-Fish.

"Mock-ups give residents a feeling of reassurance to know there's no smoke and mirrors in the idea," said Kate Wood, executive director of Landmark West, a preservation group.

On weekday mornings, I like to listen to Michael Barbaro's Times podcast "The Daily," which gives me the feeling of reassurance that reading the world-politics-roundup page of The Economist has in the past: the news may be a chaotic nightmare, but a calm, rational force is giving me a smart overview.

Thus, if an operator has an unsure feeling, the assistance provides a feeling of reassurance outside of recognition.

They reported feelings of reassurance and decreased isolation, particularly from the follow-up phone calls.

Carers who reported having little support from their family network especially reported feelings of reassurance and benefit from learning skills.

(Participant 15) The women's feelings of reassurance were furthered by their sense of the health care providers' confidence in the meaning of a negative result.

The positive influences included being more reflective, especially concerning lifestyle changes, having an increased interest in the management of their hypertension and giving users feelings of reassurance.

The counselling and having the knowledge to be able to prepare or being prepared for non-PAS may give feelings of reassurance and the perception of control for these clients.