Sentence examples for impression of care from inspiring English sources

There was marked skew in the distribution of responses to a number of items indicating an overall favourable impression of care.

Yet he has conveyed the impression of caring more about flooring a political rival than upholding judicial independence.

The maddening thing is that Harrigan gives the genuine impression of caring for his young charge; but is that not precisely the impression he plans to give, as a means of softening Howie's defenses?

The danger posed by Mr Chirac and his salon des refusés is that they still give the impression of caring more about hobbling America's power in the world than about helping America to achieve its ambitious aims of peace and democracy for Iraq.

Seventeen out of 18 rated the service as very good for information given, clarity and the effect of the exchange on overall impressions of care; one questionnaire rated the service as good.

Across the core evaluation items there was no evidence of a floor effect, but substantial evidence of skewness in responses indicative of favourable impressions of care for many items (see Figure 1 for an example relating to the item 'how good was the doctor at each of the following? 'Listening to you...'.....).

It reportedly made them feel "special" and "cared for" and appeared to reinforce an impression of personalised care.

We also surveyed patients who had either type of consult to gauge their impression of the care they received.

The present study shows that the impression of intensive care physicians is not sensitive enough to identify delirium.

For our analysis, we focused on the latter dimension since the questions are more likely to provide an overall impression of the care received.

Those mothers who give the impression of not caring or who deprive their children of love and affection tend to create children who grow up into clingy, emotionally needy adults.