It's cosy and familiar, sure.
People want things to be cosy and familiar.
It's essentially cosy and familiar, but there is something quite unnerving about it, too.
For May, this was all getting a bit too cosy and familiar.
The sex itself was cosy and familiar, without any hint of eroticism or orgasms, vaginal or clitoral.
Adventure is a big draw for older readers, whose own circles are expanding ever outwards away from the cosy and familiar.
It is this fleeing that gives Match of the Day its strained quality, an emblem of some basic wrong turn, of a world in which nothing will ever be quite so cosy or familiar or tweedily domestic ever again.
Part of the answer lies in the policy rhetoric – an attractive world of shared decision-making ("no decision about me without me", said the white paper), with the cosy and familiar GP's surgery said to be "the new headquarters of the NHS".
Funny too, sometimes, in a nice, cosy, safe, familial, familiar kind of way.
Strawberries, for example, may evoke a very special summer, a traditional Sunday roast may draw a familiar, cosy blanket over a wet weekend, or birthday cake may conjure a childlike wonder.
