Sentence examples for comfortable glory from inspiring English sources

Palmer played six Ryder Cups, all marked by victory, and captained his nation to comfortable glory in 1975.

He is clearly determined to leave in a blaze of — if not glory — comfortable numbers.

Despite his incredible achievement at the highest level of English football, Ferguson has never been comfortable discussing past glories.

And, after last year's elongated awkward first date, this Doctor and Clara are enjoying their glory days, comfortable, finally, in each other's company.

He's gone from the working-class Bronx to Madison Avenue, through plaudits and glory to a comfortable upstate home he shares with Barbara Bennett, his wife of 40 years.

I feel comfortable saying from personal experience that The Glory is also thriving because it's a warm, welcoming place to swing by for a drink – whatever your sexuality.

Kitty, it turns out, is no Norma Desmond, clinging to faded glories; she's a sensible woman comfortable in her dying skin.

But as much as the company strained to reclaim its former glory, it was not able to find a comfortable position in the modern financial world.

Women comfortable with the "competition, individualism, and the drive for power and glory" that characterize high-powered labs are "less common than men," agrees Denyit.

Glory seems to settle into a world as worn and comfortable as the title of the book.

Perhaps that's why they didn't feel comfortable popping bottles of champagne at Rossotti's – by claiming too much glory for one team, it would've violated the collaborative spirit of the international networking community.