If Messina Denaro, the last of Sicily's notorious fugitive bosses, feels comfortable name-checking the 15th-century head of the Spanish Inquisition, it is also a reflection of the cultured side of a criminal who has used his sharp intelligence to avoid a police dragnet for 21 years.
Q. Do you feel comfortable naming the guys who missed their checks?
Do you feel comfortable naming the guys who missed their checks?
As Lohrey says, there are too many incisive moments in this collection to feel comfortable naming a few.
Mr Blair said he would like to seek legal advice before he would be comfortable naming people who had received letters telling them that they were not wanted by any UK police force.
The primary point of the caucus's original letter still stands -- if you wouldn't be comfortable naming a professional football team after the N-word, why should Washington's name be any different?
To wine fans comfortable with names like chardonnay, merlot and cabernet sauvignon, the grapes in southern Italy will be stranieri -- strangers in Italian.
Miss Gradwyn (Ms. James does not put her readers on a comfortable first-name basis with characters) is soon to enter an elite clinic where a top-flight plastic surgeon with a hyphenated name, Mr. George H. Chandler-Powill, will at long last remove a scar from her face.
I was helped by a few different people, not all of whom would be comfortable being named.
Of the six obstetricians approached for this story, none felt comfortable being named, and most were unwilling to comment on using marijuana to treat morning sickness.
It was important to emphasize that names could be made up and would be deleted, as after this reassurance was given, all Phase B participants were comfortable entering names, nicknames or initials.
