But self-reassurance can't compensate for self-destructiveness.
The line felt sincere but well worn; its air of self-reassurance suggested a talisman on a key chain.
You will need to do your research on one site, your bargain hunting elsewhere and your self-reassurance at a third location.
Yet in his sayings – little mantras that form the structure of the book – he shows the same desire for self-reassurance that all family members share.
In the course of their journey, they perpetrate, and also witness, flamboyant acts of colonial rage on black Africans, acts whose raison d'être seems to be white self-reassurance.
"We should be nice to animals," Harris says, and then, maybe to dispel that statement's vapidness, she adds, "If we're good to them, they make us feel good about ourselves" -- an odd, perhaps accidental admission that for her as for many others, virtue's rewards include self-reassurance.
Although all of this self-reassurance has some merit, we have also taken our civic responsibilities for granted because we could afford our indifference.
However, the participants who were experiencing severe symptoms also developed solutions to these symptoms such as exercise or self-reassurance.
Others have reported that self-reassurance, i.e., positive evaluation of one self, was associated with left temporal pole and insula activation (Longe et al. 2009).
