Sentence examples for almost at ease from inspiring English sources

Richard builds a fire, burns his attempts at letters, and feels almost at ease with the memory of his wife.

If my breasts had been tiny and ornamental, like Nina's, I could have been almost at ease.

By the fourth round, she looked almost at ease, possibly because Kom had swiped her one across the back of the head (this is not allowed) and was showing the strain.

"My mind was almost more at ease when I was going to do something crazy on a mountain or river.

A shy, quiet man, Mr. Blank achieved a kind of intimacy in his work — his subjects often seem almost impossibly at ease — that suggested the camera had been unobtrusive, or perhaps a welcome guest.

That has led doctors to feel most at ease giving very aggressive treatments to almost everyone.

In photographs showing the two of them together following the takeover, they were almost comically ill at ease.

Stepping into the fray, Mr. Lovano seemed almost exultant, and sumptuously at ease.

The streets, the faces, the food, the language they could almost understand set them at ease and gave them a sense more of familiarity than strangeness on their first trip to the Continent.

For someone whose performance will make or break the movie, Ms. Taylor Gordon seems remarkably at ease, almost never fluffing her lines (One-Take-Hannah, as one of the production team calls her), able to move in and out of character at a moment's notice, conveying Anne's volatile temperament as if she were the moody teenager, except she is acting.

"I can't say I wasn't overwhelmed, but it was his welcoming spirit, generosity and 'no judgments' attitude that put me at ease almost right away," she says.