Santi describes his experiences of sleep paralysis as distinctly unpleasant and comfortable, but compared to other anecdotes, they're relatively mild.
(I, unknown to Ravi, was staying only a few blocks away in the distinctly unprestigious, but quite comfortable, Salvation Army lodgings).
Many Indians who have managed to achieve comfortable lives today distinctly remember the poverty of their parents.
As a result, many feel comfortable participating in distinctly Catholic rituals".
His voice is distinctly that of a black man comfortable in black Chicago, not that of the man who would give a soaring, formal inaugural address soon after.
Unlike the democracy activists or Tibetans, who have found a comfortable place in Western perceptions, "Falun Gong marched to a distinctly Chinese drum", Gutmann writes.
Unlike the democracy activists or Tibetans, who have found a comfortable place in Western perceptions, "Falun Gong marched to a distinctly Chinese drum," according to Gutmann.
He has never felt entirely comfortable in the States, resisting offers of films, always feeling that he is a distinctly British director, most at home in east London.
During his 2004 presidential campaign Kerry was criticized for his reluctance to discuss matters of faith, but he has become more comfortable and conversant with faith in recent years -- even as he maintains his distinctly liberal expression of Catholicism.
