Sentence examples for comfortable engaging from inspiring English sources
Those with a less restricted sociosexuality are more comfortable engaging in sex without love, commitment or closeness.
One of Obama's talents, she said, is his ability to make people feel comfortable engaging in "witty repartee with the leader of the free world".
Organizations that hope to increase diversity and promote the careers of racial minorities can benefit from being aware of these challenges and taking steps to make employees from varied demographic groups feel comfortable engaging with one another.
Every time Ryan comes up with a plan, those on the fist-shaking right will call it a spineless establishment betrayal of conservatism — not because it isn't actually conservative but because that's the only way they're comfortable engaging the debate.
Like his predecessor John Paul II, who wrote his doctoral dissertation on the German phenomenologist Max Scheler, and wove a keen understanding of philosophical history into encyclicals like "Fides et Ratio", Pope Benedict XVI also seems quite comfortable engaging in philosophical debate.
But Don Rowe, senior adviser on curriculum resources for the Citizenship Foundation, which administers the network, points out its aim is simply to "increase the young people's understanding of how our society works, so that they will feel more comfortable engaging with people in power and have more faith in the system and how it works.
If you feel comfortable, engage them in conversation and, over time, identify those who could become beneficial networking contacts and offer to take them for dinner or drinks during the conference.
School adjustment can be defined as the degree to which adolescents "become comfortable, engaged and successful in their school environment" [ 5].
Once the animal is comfortable, engage him.
A police union lawyer said it would help off-duty officers feel more comfortable about engaging in political activities or potentially controversial speech.
