Sentence examples for comfortable to admit from inspiring English sources

At times querulous and taciturn, cutting and remote, melancholy when he was sober and rageful when he was drinking, my father inspired fear and loathing in his children more often than it is comfortable to admit.

Whether it's comfortable to admit it or not, it is the prisoners who rule this prison especially since there is a ratio of 1 guard to every 100 inmates.

The aim was to present a story that was familiar to most participants (touching on personal experiences, or experiences of acquaintances in their community), but that also achieved the objective of making women feel comfortable to admit to any difficulties they faced (so, for example, a more extreme case of a woman failing to access several of the services was chosen).

Finally I'm comfortable enough to admit that if it's my way, it's my way.

I'm comfortable enough to admit that I am not a museum/history/art gallery buff.

Ganzeer has since denied involvement, but the fact remains that whoever did design the pamphlet doesn't yet feel comfortable enough to admit it.

Word questions to allow the interviewee to feel comfortable enough to admit mistakes and elaborate on lessons learned from life experiences.

Simply ask if (s)he's okay; if the answer is "nothing" or your date has to think about it, just say goodnight, as your date probably isn't comfortable enough to admit it's too soon to kiss.

After several more months of trying – and failing – to make her more comfortable, they decide to admit her again to try finally to resolve the issue of her pain.

Getting to the age where I felt comfortable enough in myself to admit that my receding hairline had won was a genuine relief," he continues.

His full post on the former Giant Stacy Robinson, who died this week at 50, can be found at CapitalNewYork.com: Stacy Robinson was comfortable enough with himself to admit that he harbored some regret about his career, if not bitterness.