Sentence examples for comfortable approaches from inspiring English sources

This is the definition of poetry at risk: it employs the limits of language, endangers the realm of the comfortable, approaches a silence or loss we feel yet can't explain.

Do we feel comfortable approaching the teacher for extra help?

I do not feel comfortable approaching a man I am attracted to, because I fear a violent reaction.

"Employees are more comfortable approaching him," said Mr. Ruettgers, adding with a chuckle that there was no overcoming ancestry.

I find it deeply concerning that a primary school child felt comfortable approaching an unknown adult with such familiarity.

Backe, whose locker is next to Kent in the Houston clubhouse, is one of the few people who feels completely comfortable approaching him.

"If you can play soccer with one another, you can be comfortable approaching those same people on the street," he said.

My hope is that every new Member – and indeed, every Member – will be comfortable approaching me with matters of the House.

But he felt more comfortable approaching Henry and Werner after the hiring of Scott Boggins, a veteran "24/7" producer, and Michael Bloom, as the senior vice president for original programming at the Fox Sports Media Group.

All of the firms report high positive feedback, suggesting that across many disciplines of the law, whether it be family, employment, human rights or property, there is a need for pink law services, whether that is for specific LGBT-issues or people who would just feel more comfortable approaching a gay-friendly firm.

And yet I have never been fully comfortable approaching the Prince of Persia games simply as a diversion, and it has been difficult over the years for me to let the series off the hook for invoking a specific real-world culture so cavalierly.