Sentence examples for comfortable appearing from inspiring English sources

Eagleton openly admits that he's much more comfortable appearing in print than face to face.

The 45-year-old scientist is a registered Democrat, sports a full, graying beard, favors rubber-soled shoes and tweed jackets, and looks as though he'd be more comfortable appearing before a room full of poisonously competitive pre-meds than speaking to furiously cautious administrators in Washington.

He says it's not that the Japanese don't want to be superior; it's they don't feel comfortable appearing to be superior.

"One reason for that is they don't want to appear to be superior". He says it's not that the Japanese don't want to be superior; it's they don't feel comfortable appearing to be superior.

It will make everyone feel more comfortable the more comfortable you appear.

Providing comfortable connections appears to be particularly important in attracting more women and older riders, planners say.

But in the end, success or failure tonight is likely to come down to how comfortable each appears to be in handling those questions.

Comfortable rooms appear on flatshare websites from time to time, at typical rents of £600 a month in areas such as Richmond.

His was thus comfortable to appear in marble, the highest-status medium, with – in fine-art terms – a low-status wax model.

If you are comfortable and appear confident about your choice in clothing, you are unlikely to be bothered.

Mr. Green has an Al Gore-like difficulty in appearing comfortable while campaigning.