Sentence examples for comfortable to take from inspiring English sources

Their parents believed that, at home, the girls were too comfortable to take instructions to heart.

It is comfortable to take a religious view of economics — once you've chosen your creed, you never have to think again.

Also, the ones with clean showers and laundry rooms, since even if your shower is draining better than ours was, it's a lot more comfortable to take a real shower in a real shower stall.

"The reason we have taken a bit of time over the appointment is that we both wanted to make sure that he was ready and comfortable to take on the other parts of the job that he hasn't had to do up to this point – mainly picking the side and dealing with the press.

The questionnaire results and teacher reflections indicated that students felt comfortable to take a more self-directed role in the learning process as part of the project.

If you're comfortable to take the risk, the Tingbot is currently priced at £50 ($75) to Kickstarter backers.

Both, like Cafe Tarkan, are easy to take, comfortable concoctions.

With good relationship the bridge between teacher and students will be removed and they feel more comfortable to ask questions and take part in the classroom discussions".

Most immigrants he knows take 10 or 15 years to feel comfortable enough to take much time off.

O'Connor's woes with the boot continued but 28 5 was a very comfortable cushion to take into the break.

"David's dedication to teaching is apparent, as students quickly become comfortable enough to take a 'leap of faith' and dig into something brand new and challenging.