Sentence examples similar to comfortably interacting with from inspiring English sources

She also possesses a comfort talking to and interacting with boys -- about "boy stuff" -- that her brotherless peers do not.

Human beings are more and more comfortable, and often even happy, interacting with machines.

In the second poem, Secret Recipe 10, they were tinted yellow and interacting with indecipherable squaggles.

It all comes down to several qualities only found when interacting with physical objects.

These particles permeate the space around us, flying through normal matter but only rarely interacting with it.

Can interacting with animations still be called scholarship?

In Africa, as everywhere, cultures are organic and porous, always creatively interacting with other cultures, nearby and far-flung.

Their operations are run from green-zone ghettos and their representatives are risk-averse, obsessed with procedures and rarely interacting with their hosts.

They are trying to understand how interacting with these pet impersonators - what Professor Turkle calls "relational artifacts" - affects the way people think about their human identity.

The northern lights are caused by electrically charged particles emitted from the Sun's corona as a "solar wind" interacting with Earth's magnetic field.

They also set me up with an A.T. & T. PortalPlan, which gave me one month of unlimited access to watching (but not interacting with) your dimension.