Sentence examples for comfortably call from inspiring English sources

As for the "God" of Spinoza, Einstein, or Stephen Hawking -- that is, just another word for the laws of nature -- I can comfortably call myself agnostic.

As the night wears on, the members of R.A.T.S. start to saunter away with their dogs toward the places both creatures comfortably call home.

Essentially: if you haven't got someone in your life who you can comfortably call a "cunt" to their face, then you haven't really got any good friends, have you?

Obviously the best parties are mixed and have a variety of people, but there has to be enough of every sub-group so that everyone can comfortably call it their own.

If the genome of an insect and a Wolbachia strain once became physically merged and fully co-transmitted, we would comfortably call the resulting organism an insect.

Green Bay Coach Mike Sherman, with his team comfortably ahead, called for a running play to Ahman Green.

With a little more time, they could comfortably be called the best team in Europe, and could become serial winners of the Champions League.

It is a mischievous, irreverent, rough-hewn album that could as comfortably be called punk as it could funk.

Troops live comfortably in what they call the Coalition Compound, which has a base exchange, a Burger King, a Baskin-Robbins ice cream parlor, a Chinese restaurant and various other shops and stores.

But what you do see are terraces leading to other terraces, all of which overlook the bay, a telescope for Mr. Avis to identify his pals on the yachts that come to call, several comfortably furnished marble living rooms and a bullhorn.

The BlackBerry Pearl Flip smartphone is a top of the line mobile phone that flips open and cradles the face naturally and comfortably during phone calls.