Sentence examples for extraordinarily comfortable from inspiring English sources

And he's extraordinarily comfortable in his underwear.

We plopped first onto a "memory foam" mattress, and I have to say it was extraordinarily comfortable, if a bit odd to feel the foam molding around my limbs.

After three, spent in extraordinarily comfortable conditions in the notorious Pul-e-Charkhi jail, he was inexplicably pardoned by President Hamid Karzai.By this time, though, Mr Idema was beginning to look less plausible, his luck less inexhaustible.

Throughout his life he was extraordinarily comfortable around black people -- so much so that some leading black commentators, like the writer Toni Morrison, wryly noted that Mr. Clinton was the country's first black president.

The Wii U's controller, while extraordinarily comfortable, is not immediately intuitive to your average layperson.

Second, banks became extraordinarily comfortable lending aggressively to these industries because of the franchise value that existed in the broadcast licenses, cable franchises and print mastheads.

Some would say that Mr. Biden, the extraordinarily talkative chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is far too comfortable saying whatever pops into his head.

Wood is brave with his feelings, comfortable with his sadness, and it makes for an extraordinarily intimate listening experience.

At the highest levels of leadership, I've seen people who are not comfortable with setting the point of view, and there are others who are extraordinarily gifted at doing this, and people want to work for them.

His youth was extraordinarily privileged, a combination of first-class genes and parents, brilliant tutors, enviable social connections and comfortable roosts from which to observe the sufferings and traumas of America's greatest depression and war.

"And we need comfortable chairs and love seats, for reading to the kids, because our kids will be extraordinarily well read".