Sentence examples for comfortable knowledge from inspiring English sources

The comfortable knowledge that it's all going to be OK – even if Lucy's advice isn't very good.

Governments can agree to meet distant targets in the comfortable knowledge that they will not be held responsible for failing to do so.

In the comfortable knowledge that the fact-checking department is going to follow up behind me, I like to guess at certain names and numbers early on, while I change and re-change and listen to sentences, preferring to hear some ballpark figure or approximate date than the dissonant clink of journalistic terms: WHAT CITY, $000,000, name TK, number TK, Koming.

The comfortable knowledge that you're not venturing to a different suburb in order to have your kidney stolen.

A nerd is someone who is exceptionally intelligent or knowledgeable about a certain topic or branch of learning, and who is comfortable expressing that knowledge to other people.

Cashman was not specific, but he said he was "very comfortable with the knowledge of what went on in Florida".

He is entirely resigned to, and comfortable with the knowledge, that he lags far behind several of the girls.

I felt comfortable in the knowledge that there was considerable room for improvement, and began my beautification treatments right away.

I felt comfortable with my knowledge of hazardous materials, explosives and so forth, but where I didn't feel comfortable was with bioterror.

At this resort, they can be comfortable in the knowledge that their fellow wayfarers will be not only like-minded but like-moneyed.

This was a huge problem because conservation of energy was (and is) the closest we get to feeling comfortable with any knowledge in particle physics.