Sentence examples for comfortable speaking about from inspiring English sources

It turns out Mr. Ryan is no more comfortable speaking about his personal life than Mr. Romney has been.

"Hearing how openly I talk about sex has made my friends more comfortable speaking about their own experience," she said.

From Barry Goldwater to Ronald Reagan and onward, Republicans have been conspicuously more comfortable speaking about God than their opponents.

Although the stakes are not so high here, the issue is still sensitive enough that not everyone feels comfortable speaking about it.

Mr. Raskind seems perfectly comfortable speaking about the woman who still considers herself his father — although he's annoyed that his problems were always blamed on the sex change.

Though more far-out considerations are difficult to predict, many experienced computer science researchers feel reasonably comfortable speaking about AI's influence in the coming 5-10 years.

What I hear with that response is, "it's not something I understand or am comfortable speaking with them about".

First, do employees feel comfortable speaking up about misconduct in the workplace?

But school officials do not appear comfortable speaking publicly about the kindnesses to Jesse and his family.

Mr. McKean, reached by telephone, seemed frustrated by the restrictions placed on him but said he was not comfortable speaking publicly about the situation.

Jerry O'Connor, a spokesman for the council, said he thought that this was less a reflection of rising racism per se, but rather that "people are simply feeling more comfortable speaking up about it".