Sentence examples for implicit reassurance from inspiring English sources
"Topical, politically engaged documentaries, particularly those made by American filmmakers, share in this tendency, offering implicit reassurance even as they deliver bad news about the state of the world".
Yet through his poetic mastery the spaciousness and nobility of his best verse, its classical aptness of phrase, its distinctive harmony he conveyed to sympathetic readers a feeling of implicit reassurance, even serenity.
The thalidomide plot has been a fascinating turn for "Call the Midwife," a series that is full of tragedy — from stillbirth to illegal abortion — but which also relies on the implicit reassurance that, in Jenny's narration, a future exists where even the worst events are gauzy memories.
Banks treated the money and the limited guidelines that came with it as an implicit reassurance that the government would help the them in the event of future disaster.
Emergency legislation was necessary because market participants were unwilling to buy Fannie and Freddie's debt; investors doubted that the government-sponsored enterprises, or GSEs, were healthy enough to repay it and did not draw sufficient reassurance from the implicit guarantee of federal support.
A reassurance can also be implicit.
Many did not expect their thinking to be valued, and needed reassurance, both explicit and implicit before they were prepared to be open about their clinical practice.
A reassurance could be both explicit and implicit.
And yet Wolfe's incantation offers reassurance and the hope of renewal, and of the benevolence implicit in the forward propulsion of time.
In addition, the claimant has an explicit or implicit need for a certain degree of empathy (e.g. someone to listen to his/her worries and frustrations, reassurance, emotional support in talking about disabilities), and possibly needs to be motivated or slowed down with regard to job performance.
