Sentence examples for better be comfortable from inspiring English sources
"As the person who exercised his discretion to bring a reduction period into place I'd better be comfortable with it," he said.
It is better to be comfortable and safe than it is to add height to your structure.
You better be ready to be comfortable in the trenches with this person, because the startup journey is a roller coaster.
It looks better to know and be comfortable around each other than to look like just a random group of students.
Though keeping a busy schedule and hanging out with your family and girlfriends will make you feel better, you should also be comfortable enough with the situation, and yourself, to be able to be content with spending a night in with a good book or a movie.
According to Hannigan, most internet users "would be comfortable with a better and more sustainable relationship between the [intelligence] agencies and the tech companies".
Hannigan asserts that the members of the public "know" the internet grew out of the values of western democracy and insists that customers of the technology firms he criticises would be "comfortable with a better, more sustainable relationship between the agencies and the technology companies".
I'm getting better at being comfortable with myself whether I finish first or miss nine cuts".
But the second visit was better; because we were comfortable, we savored the meal and the surroundings.
Geriatric care managers seem a better fit; they're comfortable in hospitals and nursing homes and charge lower hourly rates than lawyers.
