Sentence examples similar to comforting encounter from inspiring English sources
As an openly gay man who has had his own too-close-for-comfort encounter with overt homophobia, I may be offended, troubled and insulted by John Rocker's intemperate and insensitive remarks about New Yorkers in general and minority New Yorkers in particular.
MaerzMusik couldn't afford one of those big pieces; somehow, it was strangely comforting for an American to encounter a German arts institution with money strains, even if Berlin's amazingly diverse cultural offerings have long been under financial siege.
It's largely thanks to P. & G. or no thanks, depending on how you see it that you encounter that weirdly comforting familiarity anytime you walk into a Target or Walgreens, no matter where it's located.
John McCain's religiosity is at one with the Party of Memory, but he has aligned himself with Gov. Sarah Palin, who, as an Assemblies of God Pentecostalist, presumably enjoys closer encounters with the comforting Holy Spirit.
Robert Christgau wrote "it's a comfort to encounter antiwar rock that has the weight of years of self-pity behind it", and awarded the album a C+ grade.
A regression model was used to adjust all continuous outcomes (decisional comfort post encounter and PDC) adjusting for both arm and type of discussion (diabetes medication or statins).
Encountering these objects is somehow comforting to the man.
Jay comforts Abi after her encounter with Alexa.
It's comforting that water splashes, drops in kitchen sinks, or any other casual encounters with liquids will not destroy this smartphone.
It is comforting to note, however, that our era isn't alone in its bathetic encounters.
