Sentence examples for comfortable group from inspiring English sources

"And choreographers always have their really comfortable group".

But Asian men are not the least comfortable group – that distinction goes to white women and Asian women.

The suicides, taken together, brought to the surface a division between the relatively small and economically comfortable group of Anglo-Saxons for whom the school was founded and newer, poorer Hispanic residents, whose numbers have been rising rapidly.

Predicted qualifiers: Porto and Shakhtar Donetsk Barcelona, Milan, Bate Borisov, Viktoria Plzen David Pleat's verdict Barcelona, the holders, have a comfortable group and should qualify most easily with Milan, who should consider themselves fortunate to have benefited from the presence of two of the weaker opponents from pots three and four.

Once I established a comfortable group of friends I would point out various people that I didn't recognize and ask who they were.

When a child participates in a few non-threatening and comfortable group events in an environment that makes them feel safe, it helps them more readily adjust to parties and events outside of their comfort zone.

The more comfortable groups tend to vote Conservative.

I wouldn't be comfortable grouping the party.

Wenger believed the trips to Eastern Europe threatened his team's chances of winning the Premier League: "The other English teams have more comfortable groups than we do.

This creates multiple links among them as part of a super-community structure that allows individual participation within a comfortable small group while at the same time providing exposure to a multiplicity of different groups.

Those groups also tend to trust the Tories on the economy rather than Labour - 85% of the comfortable nostalgia group preferred George Osborne to Ed Balls, for example.