Sentence examples for comfortable sense of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, an engrossing and comfortable sense of well-padded establishment sets the Splendido's mood.

And thus Seattle Man maintains his comfortable sense of moral superiority.

Complaints about double standards displaced the horror of the killings with a more comfortable sense of victimization.

She writes with the comfortable sense of one who has not only been there but taken a good look around.

Instead, this latest encounter with contaminated food leads to a more complicated, and less comfortable, sense of the poisoners among us.

It very much looks as though the lexicographer used high language and a fancy archaism to "exonerate" dismay, thereby achieving the comfortable sense of having bogged bog.

But exile is more comfortable, the sense of being outside more useful to my writing.

As our lives have grown longer and more comfortable, our sense of outrage at human suffering — its scope, and its apparent randomness — has grown sharper as well.

In a few hours' mayhem, the comfortable, familiar sense of a stable society was blown away, revealing something malignant and ugly underneath.

They've had an entire team producing every moment of their lives, and they get comfortable with the sense of easy and routine.

Comfortable in the sense of being free and easy, as a man's clothes are".