Sentence examples for responsibility for reassuring from inspiring English sources

In this way, nurses, particularly compared with doctors, were viewed as holding the predominant responsibility for reassuring patients and their families, ensuring they were coping, and beginning to accept their diagnosis and prognosis.

So much for reassuring allies.

You feel an occupational responsibility to reassure him.

"We do feel a large responsibility to reassure the S.O.I.'s that this is not about S.O.I.," the general said, using the abbreviation for Sons of Iraq.

Now, again, these banks, they bear the biggest responsibility for making sure that they can reassure investors that they're going to be strong and viable in the future.

By depicting a Southern small-town world in which blacks enjoyed their own rich cultural traditions, and were able to assume responsibility for their own lives, Hurston appeared a blithely reassuring supporter of the status quo.

Such slogans appeared reassuring to the conservative bourgeoisie because the responsibility for a successful integration was, after all, the responsibility of the immigrants.

Doctors, in taking some responsibility for the patient's diabetes and in providing a trusting, reassuring presence, played an important role in reducing stress.

Now for the reassuring news.

However, when patients perceived that dentists and members of dental team were genuinely listening to their concerns and making an effort to help them "keep their teeth" it made them feel respected and reassured, increasing their motivation to follow home care instructions and take responsibility for their teeth.

AS a reflection of the criminal justice system, the not guilty verdict for Casey Anthony — who in all likelihood bore responsibility for her 2-year-old daughter's death, but will never pay for that particular crime — was reassuring.