Sentence examples similar to deliberate comfort from inspiring English sources
He smiled big, looked happy, and looked great in his tux — a touching detail, since comedian Louie is so often in deliberate comfort-wear, talking about the horrors of the middle-aged body.
In the end, the actors said, the dress question was like the project itself, a deliberate jolt to their comfort zones.
Some take comfort in deliberate delusion.
Marnie takes deliberate steps out of her comfort zone to see how it feels.
"The fact that this latest one is the result of incompetence rather than deliberate misconduct will be of little comfort to Google users.
Thus it can be comforting to sink into the deliberate world-building of "Outlander" and appreciate its measured pace, its memorable visuals and its quiet attention to detail.
Knowing that, what witness would find comfort in the fact that the jury deliberated for 10 days -- and then fashioned a new theory of the crime -- before giving prosecutors what they wanted?
It might comfort some to dismiss Mr. Milosevic as a lunatic, but his performance is deliberate.
Find comfort in the fact that solutions to ensure carbon offsets for this event are already being deliberated by local non-profits and concerned citizens.
(In times of old, we wondered about a deliberate obscenity in "Are you out of your Vulcan mind?" In this movie, Bones tells Spock: "Boy, you really are a comfort").
