Sentence examples for comfortable television from inspiring English sources

These moments don't exactly make for comfortable television, but they do seem real.

N.F.L. training camps are opening, and Michael Strahan says he is happy that he will be in a comfortable television studio.

It might be better to remember Carson for his light-hearted outings rather than some of his less comfortable television appearances.

Television running orders don't make allowances for athletes who aren't comfortable on television.

She simply doesn't seem comfortable on television, like your next-door-neighbour reading the news.

"I was 26 years old, looked the part, knew the music, was very comfortable on television," Mr. Clark recalled.

He also enjoyed a long and happy third marriage, and a semi-retirement made comfortable by television adverts and variety-show appearances.

He's exceedingly comfortable on television — this week on "The Voice," during the first episodes of the new season, he was an appealing loudmouth, happily scheming against the other judges, and at one point mussing his hair in a deadpan comedic routine to win over a singer who was also a model.

The Portuguese interpreter at Kawashima's old club, Kawasaki Frontale, claims he had no problems conversing with his Brazilian teammates, and after dabbling with Spanish and Dutch, four years playing in Belgium means he is now perfectly comfortable giving television interviews in French as well.

Michael Williams, a versatile British actor who was just as comfortable in television comedies as he was in Shakespearean tragedies, and who with Judi Dench had one of the most enduring and sympathetic marriages in British theater, died on Jan . 11at his home in Surrey.

So if you're not comfortable with televisions that you can talk to but that might pass on your whispers to other parties, don't buy one.