Sentence examples for comfortable mix from inspiring English sources

It's a comfortable mix of Georgian rooms and modern décor, with a cliff-top lawn sprinkled with rattan chairs and cedar trees.

The décor is a comfortable mix of modern and traditional, with Mumma's appreciation for midcentury design and his respect for the old-fashioned craftsmanship he was exposed to growing up in a Mennonite community receiving equal attention.

In this context it seems fitting to add that they were white, while the customers (many of them fresh from church) were a comfortable mix of black, white and Asian.

But it was not an entirely comfortable mix of past and present, the usual ceremonial touches taking a hit in the current atmosphere, with the Rangers following the jersey retirements with a 3-2 overtime loss to woeful Toronto.

Corporate mission statements and rock don't always make a comfortable mix.

The 150-year old building, located in the Shibuya area, is decorated in a comfortable mix of Japanese and Western design.

Tola is comfortable mixing it up.

Mr. Azoff was part of the defiant counterculture but was fluent in the language of contracts and comfortable mixing it up in corporate suites.

The economist-turned-politician seems more comfortable mixing with his constituents in the West Bank, where he has quietly built his popularity by delivering water wells, new schools — so there are no more double shifts — and a waste-water treatment facility.

One is the staid scion of Toyota's founding family, groomed for the top job for years, a shy character who seems more comfortable mixing with the Toyota ranks in a neatly pressed factory jacket than appearing in the media spotlight.

He is a brilliant astrophysicist who is comfortable mixing it up with Bill Maher.