It sounds almost comfortable, doesn't it?
Yet despite such rulings, the U.K. political establishment appears almost entirely comfortable with — and ready to legislate for — mass surveillance.
You're almost more comfortable with not knowing what your next step will be.
It's engrossing listening to Blichfeld talk about her past insecurities ― which she does, candidly and sans apology ― because today she seems almost magically comfortable with herself.
"I'm sorry to dwell on the tone issue," Woodward [said], "but there is something here where Hillary Clinton suggests that she's almost not comfortable with herself, and, you know, self-acceptance is something that you communicate on television".
Claire Zulkey of The Los Angeles Times wrote that "In some ways the episode almost felt too comfortable, with the familiar story lines and even the obligatory fantasy featuring Baldwin as a former president.
Traditional institutional interests, almost always more comfortable with established arrangements and known devils than new arrangements and unknown devils, will predictably resist any review of the 62 year old law that underpins the national security state.
Atlético are a team made for suffering, it sometimes seems, almost like they are less comfortable with comfort – and there was a hint there of two other games they may look back on as moments that cost them the title: the 2-1 defeat at Sporting and the 1-1 drat at Depor, both of which they led, both of which seemed done.
While I'm personally comfortable with almost all those faces, most Americans are not, and she's absolutely correct that we must familiarize our neighbors with us to provide them with "the gateway... to empathy".
