This Thing You Call Aggro.

[Treesh]

Misses will kill a warrior for aggro control though.  If you hear or see a few misses from them you need to hold off for a sec or.  Treesh does this I do believe and it probably helps a lot with her rarely taking aggro for a heal.  I also have the luxury of having her in the same room so that I can know what she is using to heal me. 
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I hear sounds like that better on GG's machine than on my own, but when I hear a bunch of whiffs, I hold off. Of course, when it's not GG as the main tank in front of me, I watch the rage bar to tell if there are a bunch of hits or misses. It's a fairly good indicator to tell when I need to be healing or not. :) Haven't grouped with a pally much and generally not as main tank so I haven't figured out a way to check their misses without having the combat log open. My combat log is always closed because otherwise I'll pay too much attention to the text down there and not enough to what's going on around me.

The sound cues in this game really do add quite a bit. That's how I tell when adds are coming in when I can't see them, that's how I hunted shadowmaw panthers with Aleri when she was littler and soloing (you can actually hear their footsteps in the grasses as long as there aren't too many other people around), it's how I tell when my mages clearcast and are about to unleash, it's how I tell when they're starting to sheep something, and if your group is comprised of different races/genders, you can tell who is getting beat on and how much even if you are lagging at the time. I like that the characters make different sounds when they melee crit or are critted themselves. That also makes it easier to tell who is going to get aggro and approximately when. Although that kinda goes out the window when Salvation is applied to people. ;) BTW, Salvation is Pepperi's favorite blessing. I can pull with a pyroblast and the pally can easily take aggro back after the pull. It rocks. :D