"It's a real responsibility and it doesn't always sit comfortably," he admits.
In this very image-conscious city, where residents may not care to be sized up by their furniture, their addresses or their children, restaurant dinner parties allow hosts to entertain people they don't know well enough to admit comfortably into their homes.
Those economists who had scoffed at the (ex-communist) centre-left government's forecast of at least 3% growth this year now admit that the target will be met comfortably.Yet summer chirpiness has given way to autumn gloom.
However its staff and friends see it, Charlie Hebdo could well be providing many, many people with an opportunity to comfortably assume a position that they were formerly ashamed to admit.
At one point he admits to sleeping comfortably one night "with half-a-dozen smoke-dried human skulls suspended over my head".
Moreover, as Shukman admits, Gorbachev does not fit comfortably into the subtitle of the book.
Comfortably ensconced on his couch, he genially admitted in an interview that, yes, the grainy hidden-camera shots showed him taking piles of cash from a journalist posing as a businessman who wanted help getting a defense contract.
Hepburn, who was admitted Wednesday evening, was resting comfortably in stable condition Thursday morning, Hartford Hospital spokesman James Battaglio said.
Slash and burn Ryan, comfortably fully insured by the taxpayers, publicly admits he doesn't know how many people will lose their health insurance.
With a year left on his existing deal, Campese faces the prospect of being unemployed come Saturday evening and he admits the game does not sit comfortably with him, either.
