They were vainly reassuring him how great his music was.
"And we just keep reassuring him: 'Hey, you're getting there.
They'd say, 'Keep your chin up,' reassuring him that things would get better.
He remembers me cradling his dad's head, kissing his face, reassuring him.
He was hanging back, and the two grownups were reassuring him.
When the bombing had begun, he had been scared, like everyone, but his grandfather had done a good job of reassuring him.
What's wrong?" Once, I heard the restaurant manager, Hubert Couilloud, reassuring him that the customer liked the food but wanted to leave room for dessert.
At the time Mr Hague wrote to Tony Blair, then the Prime Minister, reassuring him: "[Lord Ashcroft] is committed to becoming resident.
He tried to struggle up, but was unable to do so and, reassuring him, I made him comfortable, arranging a pillow out of a Boche pack.
Mikulak said the team rallied around Orozco after that, reassuring him that none of his teammates were angry at him for his mistakes.
"The sight of you gives me such aesthetic pleasure," she wrote in September 1908, reassuring him that for her the physical and the spiritual were intertwined.
