Sentence examples for broadly comfortable from inspiring English sources

Now is not the time, he concludes.Unlike the prime minister, Mr Miliband leads a party broadly comfortable with the intellectual case for membership of Europe.

While young Britons have struggled amidst the crisis, they are also much less concerned about Ukip's agenda of immigration, the EU and rapid social change, and feel broadly comfortable with the identity and values of modern Britain.

While the public are broadly comfortable with the idea of potential parents conceiving children from donated sperm, the discomfort around donation itself – the act that enables these new lives – lingers on.

The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, has strongly opposed British withdrawal from the ECHR, and was one of the few Tories to admit he had been "broadly comfortable" about its incorporation into UK statute law.

The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, has strongly opposed British withdrawal from the ECHR, and was one of the few Tories to admit he had been "broadly comfortable" about its incorporation into UK statute law, which came through the Human Rights Act.

Officials said they were "broadly comfortable" with plans to scale back the Fed's $85bn £54bnn) a month bond-buying programme.

More broadly, how comfortable are we in allowing private companies to snoop on us so long as they promise to forget all the juicy bits?

And when we talk more broadly we are comfortable and excited to be with all wallets, not one exclusively.

His support base is heavy with voters uneasy with the turns the country has taken in recent years and, broadly speaking, more comfortable with an era when white men like Trump ran things.

He is comfortable talking broadly about the sensors, embedded controllers, and software that Superpedestrian has created and protected thanks to the "dozens of patents" that the company has secured over the years, "from Japan to China to Europe to the U.S".

Nor are they posing formally indoors, but sprawling under a tree in comfortable clothes, smiling broadly at the artist without a care for posterity.