Sentence examples for especially comfortable with from inspiring English sources

But it is also true that none of the performers appears especially comfortable with comedy.

But Ahern doesn't feel especially comfortable with the spoils of her success.

Fincher, who began his career working in visual effects, at Industrial Light & Magic, also made "Benjamin Button," and he seems especially comfortable with the concept of digital actors.

And people who are interested in science and technology tend to be especially comfortable with seeking and sharing information in digital ways.

"They said, 'If women are going to celebrate violence, now we can't say that violence is a problem of a male-dominated society.' " But in recent years, younger women have been especially comfortable with physical aggression, both on-screen and off, said Patricia Pearson, author of "When She Was Bad: Violent Women and the Myth of Innocence".

Beds and baths are also spare, but the beds are especially comfortable, with crisp cotton sheets and light wool blankets and not at all mushy, or covered with something as disquieting as a polyester bedspread.

Highlights include a no-nonsense black-panel instrument display; a knockout 10.2-inch, high-resolution screen for the optional navigation system; and an especially comfortable back seat, with a touch more knee room than before.

Find golf shoes with built-in memory foam - these can be especially comfortable.

And emotions are something that as a society we tend not to be too comfortable with-especially in a corporate environment.

"This was the food I was comfortable with, especially the Italian food of Venice and Liguria".

The elderly, especially, may not be comfortable with the online approach.