Sentence examples for comfortable words from inspiring English sources

"Protege" and "mentor" are not necessarily comfortable words, hinting, as they do, faintly of dependence.

These are the comfortable words of an oligarch, bringing to mind J. Pierpont Morgan's famous remark to Teddy Roosevelt: "If we have done anything wrong, send your man to my man and they can fix it up".

Luck is a more comfortable word for our age, but I believe she would have used the word "miracle" to describe her career.

Is there a female equivalent to avuncular -- a comfortable word to describe the goodness of aunts?

He repeatedly used variations of the same word — comfort, comfortable, comforting — which seemed odd, given the doubts to overcome and the transition that awaits.

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.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said today that the 24 fliers, cryptologists and other specialists were extremely comfortable -- words that seemed intended to calm the crew members' families and give General Powell time to work out a diplomatic solution.

"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.

I've never been comfortable using words that soften things.

If you plan on writing music lyrics, you need to be comfortable putting words together in a way that flows with music.