Sentence examples for comfortable with words from inspiring English sources

"There are vast amounts of people who feel this way, who do feel that people who are comfortable with words look down on them".

Waters has never been particularly comfortable with words, which makes the audio version of "Forty Years of Chez Panisse: The Power of Gathering," her super memoir about the birth of a culinary and political movement, so dramatic and rich.

Really, the more you become comfortable with words like sexy, breasts, vagina, penis or just different body parts that seem taboo, the less frightening the words are.

We are going to assume for brevity's sake that you would be comfortable with "Word of God" (Hebrew Dabhar) being translated "Creative Energy of God", even if you are a Western Christian; God's word "does not return to (Him) void," meaning that when God says it, it is going to happen; His word (and yours!) is literally "creative energy".

Having good grammar, a large vocabulary and being comfortable working with words are all important elements of being a good writer.

I was more comfortable with the words of beseeching in the prayers.

"As the lead singer, I have to feel comfortable with the words in the song.

Being comfortable with the words to describe the smells has changed my entire wine tasting experience.

"I'm not really comfortable with the words black and cheap being used in the same sentence," he says.

She put "god" and "fucking bastard" closer to each other than most of us are comfortable with, flinging words with a reckless bravery known only by the free (and the desperate).

That's useful because the ants in Scene II clearly are crazy, whether we are comfortable with the words or not.