In several of these narratives, the middle-aged come to acknowledge the comfort and consolation of lowering their expectations, resigning themselves to the heartbreakingly modest portion of contentment they have been allotted.
The luxury aspects of private jets, meanwhile, are being promoted more often this year, as companies appear to be more comfortable acknowledging the comforts of a trip in a private jet, even as most working stiffs remain consigned to the long security lines and declining service of the commercial air system.
"Gap is comforting," acknowledged Amy Maniatis, the company's director of public relations.
We should acknowledge the historic comfort many of us now feel in our lives as out people; we should capitalize on that comfort -- on the privilege that now characterizes so many of our lives; and we should mobilize as a community to offer support and allyship where it remains needed -- starting with transgender and genderqueer people.
This much we all acknowledge from the comfort of our city living rooms.
Relief of stress, the experts say, comes down to exercise, meditation, continuing your normal routine and, they acknowledge, however reluctantly, comfort food.
But, Dunn acknowledged, "That movie is too close for comfort in a lot of ways".
It is a grand public relations effort, some riders acknowledged today, but they wondered how much comfort it would provide for the masses who use mass transit.
Speaking in the Rose Garden on Friday, President Obama acknowledged that many Americans might find little comfort in the numbers because " 'you're hired' is the only economic news they're waiting to hear".
Two years later, in a statement issued by the chief cabinet minister, the government also acknowledged its involvement in the recruitment of comfort women and its deception of those women, and it apologized for affronting their honour.
