(Reassuring a patient at the start of a consultation)  “Oh, it looks scary, but I assure you - you’ll be fine.  This device will perform a full body scan from head to toe.  Nothing invasive, I promise.”

(Detailing a treatment plan, which happens to be very extensive and difficult. She’s a little tentative knowing the news won’t be taken well by the patient)  “Well, you’d need to be submerged in a regen-tank for several weeks, at least.  Stage one would involve stabilisation of your existing tissue before removal of your... outdated components.  While that’s happening, we would grow new bio-replacement limbs and organs, but even after you come out of the tank, you would be incapacitated for... well, months, maybe even a year while your new body matures into a usable state.”

(Politely commenting on Rust’s metal body - which she finds to be very archaic.  A note of sarcasm creeping in, then gets cut off at the end)  “Well, I admire your construction in the same way I might admire the architecture of a thousand year old cathedral.  That doesn’t mean I find it practical or even useful-”