Sentence examples for comfortable possibility from inspiring English sources

It was more like, at critical moments in the book, when a swerve toward darkness or disaster was one of the possibilities — and was maybe the most familiar and comfortable possibility — that swerve would feel less interesting, and/or less technically challenging.

Those aren't huge numbers, although they could be enough to make the race a true dead heat or to give Mrs. Clinton a comfortable lead….One possibility is that the shift in the polls [after previous years' debates] was a bit of a mirage.

Is he comfortable with that possibility?

I felt a lot more comfortable in the possibility that I was wrong.

Roy is comfortable with the possibility that she may never write another.

Both women and men, particularly as the wage gap has narrowed, are growing more comfortable with the possibility that she is the higher earner, sociologists say.

For now, OPEC appears comfortable with that possibility, said Raad Alkadiri, an expert on Iraq and oil at the Petroleum Finance Company, a Washington consulting firm.

We began the process of becoming slightly more comfortable with the possibility of introducing bugs into production, and of mitigating risk.

Though it's possible to lose someone on many large cruise ships these days, newlyweds also need to be comfortable with the possibility of running into Uncle Phil and Aunt Margaret on the way to couples massage at the spa.

Qatar is "very comfortable with the possibility that this merger does indeed fall over," according to one of the bankers for the emirate who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

A certain person advised me, off the record, not to name the ex, out of respect for his parents, who may not be entirely comfortable with the possibility of their son's being "caught up in the vortex," as it were, of Internet celebrity.