Sentence examples for comfortably answer from inspiring English sources

They also ask questions like "How strict is the board?" and questions that their brokers often cannot legally or comfortably answer: "What kind of people live there?

Robert E. Rubin and Felix G. Rohatyn no longer hold government office, but they cannot comfortably answer every question in public.

Each woman was allowed sufficient time for her to comfortably answer the questions.

Any question about whether you can get away with hosting pool and boat parties this early in the year was comfortably answered on Saturday when the sun beat down on Kurupt FM and David Rodigan's pool party – and Ram Jam even managed to get a few people splashing around with the promise of a free grand for the first one in the water.

All these questions, like who you marry, what kind of job you have, how do you grow old comfortably, the answers are all shaped to some degree by the one-child policy.

"Neighbors" does not comfortably provide answers to any of these questions, but it does remind us, as the prophet Jeremiah does, that you cannot heal a wound by saying it does not exist.

All of the interviews were recorded through only note-taking and tape recording was not administered, in order, for the respondents to answer comfortably and authentically.

Slutsky was also asked if he was surprised his side won so comfortably but he answered with a firm, "It wasn't easy".

It's a question that Twitch's co-founder and CEO Emmett Shear, a 31-year-old Yale computer science graduate, answers comfortably: "What it comes down to is people enjoy watching anyone doing something at the highest level of skill or with great savoir-faire, and that's what Twitch is for video games.

According to Seale et al. (2010), respondents are able to easily and comfortably explain their answers in this technique, and the interviewer is able to elaborate ambiguous questions or questions that the interviewee did not fully comprehend initially.

His answer was comfortably open-ended.