Sentence examples for comfortable nature from inspiring English sources
The portable and comfortable nature of the scanner means that it could be used in doctors' offices and classrooms.
Steve Bruce quipped even he could have played in goal during Hull City's 3-0 play-off victory at Derby County, such was the comfortable nature of the win and performance of his defence, but the Hull manager said his side would not be complacent before the reverse fixture on Tuesday.
Indeed, one reason for the comfortable nature of South Africa's win could be the fact that they have recent experience in playing trimmed-down versions of T20 cricket, with two matches in England being reduced to nine and 11 overs respectively.
I want her to be comfortable in nature, to know how to build a stone wall with her hands, to delight at the first bud appearing on a fruit tree.
I think man has a lot of primal, animal-like instincts". As a child, Turner was always comfortable in nature and around animals, preferring the company of horses to his classmates at school.
Rather, he wrote: "We keep people comfortable and let nature take its course.
You're going to look like a crazy person, so if you're not comfortable communing with nature on your own, consider going on a guided walk.
A figure like Leibniz is comfortable elucidating the nature of (immaterial) minds in terms of the language of windows, dizziness, ponds and spatial perspective (Monadology, sections 7, 21, 67, 57).
That sounds like a nightmare, but Tryba simply says, "Moving from the city where I am more comfortable shooting into nature was a welcome challenge". .
Was an earlier generation, far less desperate to cling onto any and every sign of youth, more comfortable with what nature had to dish out?
