Sentence examples for comfortably adopt from inspiring English sources

But those who have previously been nervous about talking about "reducing aid dependence" will find in this report an analysis they can comfortably adopt.

Venus, meanwhile, saw Peter O'Toole more than comfortably adopt the role of randy old bugger - a part that Jack Nicholson has made his own since male pattern baldness kicked in.

Three of the four Dublin local authorities comfortably adopted resolutions in favour of the plebiscite but, critically, the other local authority did not.

Even in the opening set of stories about lethal animals, Ms. Highsmith shows her own stripes by so comfortably adopting the creatures' point of view.

But unusual critics have emerged: advocates for the elderly, who worry that older Americans will encounter a prejudice that we have comfortably adopted regarding teenagers.

It was the second day in a row that Mr. Ryan was carrying the load for the Republican ticket, a role he has comfortably adopted even as it makes him the chief target of Democratic counterattacks.

A reality check struck the public, and there was a general sense that the conventions we had so comfortably adopted were flawed.

If O'Neill's decision to play a flat back four had been designed to douse Lyon's early attacking intent it had failed spectacularly but, once Hartson had plundered, Celtic slipped more comfortably into their adopted system.

Don't adopt someone else's definition unless it fits comfortably with you.

Most polling leading up to Tuesday's primary showed Clinton comfortably ahead of Sanders in her adopted home state, which elected her to two terms as a US senator and also chose her over Barack Obama in 2008.

In a performance inviting positive comparison to the one-man shows of Hal Holbrook, James Whitmore and James Earl Jones, Gary slips comfortably into the persona of Lincoln, adopting his folksy mannerisms and penchant for storytelling.