Sentence examples similar to evident comfort from inspiring English sources

Observers have thus sometimes judged Mr Cable to be unhappy to be sharing power with the Conservatives and eclipsed by the self-evident comfort and confidence of Mr Clegg.

It is also evident that nurses' comfort with screening for violence influenced practice (nurses' views on this are addressed below).

His self-taught, DIY, "just-keep-filming-until-we-run-out-of-money-and-then-we'll-find-some-more" approach, as evident in Slacker, is comforting.

The influence of Louis Comfort Tiffany is evident in an iridescent vase designed by the Viennese architect Josef Hoffmann.

It's hard to pin the cuisine to a specific origin, but a penchant for bold, meat-centric comfort food is evident.

Although some very hot conditions were recorded, there were evident examples of more acceptable comfort levels and cooling potential for some orientations and degrees of urban compactness due to the clustered form with green cool islands and wind flow through the main canyons.

Nowhere was this unwillingness to step outside of a central comfort zone more evident than in his relationship with sex.

Like the Balancing Barn, the Dune House has been designed with more attention to comfort than is initially evident.

One other crumb of comfort: it is becoming evident that the old adage that the Liberals' fortunes are inextricably linked to Labour's is no longer the case.

It is evident that He/O2 can improve respiratory comfort in the setting of decompensated COPD under NIPPV, and so He/O2 may be used instead of air-oxygen in order to enhance patient comfort during NIPPV.

We also continue to find some comfort in the continued pessimism evident at our nation's newsstands.