Sentence examples for comfortably established from inspiring English sources

Their mutual trust comfortably established, Marsha, Emily, and Vincent unleash endless confession, allowing one another to stand in for the analysts they aren't seeing over the summer.

It often gives a voice to characters who are not comfortably established in the world – immigrants, sex workers, the poor, the old.

Comfortably established as the market leader in the US, where Dennis is now turning its attention to spin-off brands, television shows and digital projects, its position in the UK looks more precarious.

But he surprised me nonetheless, putting a daring, devastating twist on a screen persona — the amiably glib American suburbanite — that he has hitherto so comfortably established, dredging up reserves of coiled rage and self-loathing spite beneath the bland jocularity.

Even if they can gain a foothold, which is hard enough, there is practically no way they will be able to overtake the Chinese companies that have comfortably established themselves.

You can bet that this time next year, when he will likely be comfortably established as the country's freshest new pop star and he will know how to keep everyone waiting.

This is partly because so many movies fit comfortably into established genres, and much of the time moviegoers seek out the comforts of familiarity.

Jankovic won the first set comfortably and established a 4-2 second-set lead before her momentum was briefly arrested by an arm injury.

We are able to show a correlation, over subjects, between columnar size and peak gamma frequency — that fits comfortably with established correlations between peak gamma frequency and the size of visual cortex defined retinotopically.

He moved comfortably between the established aristocratic salons and more public performances.

Meanwhile, their compatriots who were comfortably, if illegally, established in Houston or San Jose at the time of the storm are allowed to stay.