Sentence examples for comfortable means from inspiring English sources

And if feeling comfortable means staying covered up, at most pools you aren't welcome.

The computer-controlled vibrometer offered an easily administered, quantitative, and comfortable means to assess median nerve function.

He could secure... cheap and comfortable means of transit to any country or climate without passport or other formality".

An inheritance from an uncle, in 1901, of a Moscow apartment building staked him to the comfortable means of a rentier.

With her summer coming to a close, Flora made arrangements for thefamily to return to Ohio by train, the most comfortable means oftravel in those days.

Mr. Bacon, a 57-year-old New Englander and the eldest of three brothers, was born into what he describes as a family of "comfortable means".

In the end, Lowell decided that being comfortable meant more than the extra year and the extra millions.

In the Czech Republic owning and utilising of a car is one of the best remedies against a diminishing of cruising radius in old age and a comfortable mean to sustain autonomy and independence of living as well as social relations.

Comfortable meant not only would I not be visiting my mother in prison, but it also meant I'd blithely supposed that everyone on this train was headed for an antiques show or out for a nice lunch.

But on Saturday night, in Carey's Mediterranean-style villa, "Libertarian comfortable" meant mostly blazers, jeans and cocktail dresses.

The researchers made efforts to interview women alone, but the density of slum homes and a desire to make respondents comfortable meant that there were limits to their ability to achieve privacy.