Sentence examples for comfortable insisting from inspiring English sources

Confident that a bust is not imminent — industry leaders insist that they will continue drilling for years, if not decades — community leaders who were once deferential to the industry are increasingly comfortable insisting that development slow down a bit.

He added that Amplitude was "afraid to say that in the past," partly because it was afraid of alienating marketers — a group that Skates is now comfortable insisting Amplitude is not built for.

Those participants who were comfortable with insisting on using condoms as well as possessing the practical skills of correctly using them were more motivated to use condoms consistently than those who were less confident in performing those tasks.

But the danger for many of us is that love of popular art is so easy, so comfortable, so insisted on by our commercialized environment that the less accessible world of high art is ignored.

"Wherever you're most comfortable," she insists.

Wary of anyplace where Bout felt comfortable, the agents insisted on Bucharest.

She offered to make Jan's bed for him, he declined, insisting that he was perfectly comfortable; she insisted and, being the headmaster's wife, got her way.

Mr. Risom, like Mr. Pucci, was very eager to show how comfortable his designs were, walking around the floor and insisting that the reporter sit in what seemed like every chair in the show.

Though a shrewd business sense and a sharp eye for antiques allowed her to amass a fortune, she based her style not on material goods but on her own principles of taste: a vision of refined yet comfortable living that she insisted was attainable by all.

Gauck's message is clear.He stated in his inaugural speech that freedom was the central theme in his life.He has written that it is a conviction of a minority in Germany, where security, stability and social justice are more comfortable values.He insists that freedom is the most important element in democracy because "above all, freedom bestows culture, substance and content on our society".

"I don't feel comfortable watching us start on another war when this remains unfinished," one soldier at Bagram said recently, insisting on anonymity.