But Romney's portrait of Obama as Neville Chamberlain has always been just a caricature, and nobody who watched the Democratic convention should doubt Obama's comfort wrapping himself in the mantle of the war on terror.
But it seemed as though the group was always watching, and you feared for the couple — a worry that was justified when, as an ending seemed near, and they had arrived at a place of some comfort, wrapped in an awkward embrace on the floor downstage, Skarpetowska was whisked out from under McGinnis, and disappeared into the group.
Unsure about our true position in a changing world, they hold on to the union flag like a comfort blanket, wrapping themselves in it to enhance their sense of importance.
"You know, if there's a fire or someone is hurt in an accident, they've got a quilt to wrap them in, to comfort them".
Students huddled to stem confusion and seek comfort -- some wrapped in blankets, others smeared with soot -- while officials talked of the mysteries of God and tried not to cry.
He held a little bear I had given him for comfort, and was wrapped in a swirl of color — a friend's handmade afghan.
Comfort it by wrapping a blanket around it and giving it cuddles.
"It's a surprising combination of comfort and glamour, and wraps a room and its inhabitants in a soothing embrace".
Babies at 22 weeks gestation, on the other hand, are most often considered "non-viable" and given comfort care, which entails wrapping the infant in a blanket for a peaceful death.
Studios are offering high-velocity intensity or, at the other end of the spectrum, rendering students unconscious on their mats, wrapped in comfort blankets as they reach for a state of "sleepless sleep".
There are stories of antelope covered in a paste of comforting Gujarati spices, wrapped in banana leaves and slowly baked in the earth overnight, of kanga birds marinated in turmeric and eaten fresh off the grill, of hot fried cassava chips doused in lemon, chilli and salt, and delicate peanut and chicken stews.
