Sentence examples for a comfortable view of from inspiring English sources

This "edgy, dark, offbeat kind of novel," said Mr. Davies, is quite different from classic Trollope works like "The Warden" and "Barchester Towers," which are set in country parsonages and cathedral closes and offer a "comfortable view of the world" inhabited by Machiavellian bishops and impoverished prelates.

When our children remain silent, however, they're not protecting a comfortable view of world peace.

Find a seat with a comfortable view of one of the racing monitors.

It's also great for ensuring a comfortable viewing angle regardless of how little room you have, owing either to just general airline seat design or to front neighbors who insist on reclining even though we all know that the only people who do so are selfish inconsiderate monsters.

They're at a comfortable viewing level with a circle of chairs around them, like a weird living room that's sometimes full of strangers.

The participants were then seated in front of the screen in a comfortable viewing position.

Participants sat in front of a computer screen at a comfortable viewing distance and completed a perception task and a memory task.

Trifocals for computer work typically have a larger-than-normal intermediate zone placed higher in the lens for more comfortable viewing of the computer screen, but they still contain a small zone in the top of the lens for distance viewing.

That has been my perhaps too-comfortable view of American history: that the swing of our political pendulum would always slow and find an equilibrium closer to a more perfect union.

But this comfortable view rests on a 1982 social survey assessing the impact of aircraft movements on residents.

This last assertion we believed to be incorrect and together with the fact that most of the old management team was replaced, this made us very comfortable viewing the reputation of the old management as a source of undervaluation.