Happiness is a cork-lined cocoon nestled cozily in an echo chamber, door welded shut.
Geostrategic thinking seems not just resolutely unfalsifiable but cozily improvised at a moment's need.
RECITALS BARGEMUSIC The violinist Mark Peskanov's chamber-music series, situated on a cozily reappointed former coffee barge, becomes especially inviting as the weather turns crisp.
As one hardened undercover functionary cozily tells another in Robert Littell's new book, "Legends: A Novel of Dissimulation" (Overlook; $25.95), "We all came of age in the cold war.
There are probably writers who ought to count themselves lucky that he didn't do literary criticism — not when he could write a mock reader's report saying, "Every sentence [is] like a mother cat nursing a litter of cozily squirming subordinate clauses".
The completed Babar drawings, by contrast, are beautiful small masterpieces of the faux-naïf: the elephant faces reduced to a language of points and angles, each figure cozily encased in its black-ink outline, a friezelike arrangement of figures against a background of pure color.
The format called for the candidates to sit cozily with Cuomo, a setup that lasted only until Sanders got to see his opponent's ad.
Its subject is train travel — in particular, how nice it is: I've always been a claustrophile, and I think that explains some of the appeal — the train is bounded, compartmentalized, and cozily small, like a carrel in a college library.
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Feeling truantly, cozily alone, I set up shop with my laptop, but not before regarding the view.
She imagines herself the lodge's owner - retired, cozily lounging on black horsehair sofas reading up on 19th century Church of England bishops.
