Sentence examples for feel comfortable addressing from inspiring English sources

"I like to focus on the philanthropy of it," Mr. Fitzgerald said, adding, "I don't feel comfortable addressing" any of the objections raised in the letter.

They may very well have included instances of the "offensive" word you mention, but were they also about sexuality, or romance between two teenage girls, or drug use, or any number of the other topics this board clearly doesn't feel comfortable addressing head on?

It enabled learners to feel comfortable addressing the whole class.

ALL of us in the newsroom of The New York Times — from copy boy on up — felt comfortable addressing the newly appointed 37-year-old publisher as Punch.

As you gain confidence in your ability to be honest with yourself, continue to challenge yourself by approaching topics you feel less comfortable addressing.

What I do feel comfortable doing, though, is addressing your larger, overarching question: How do I deal with a man who doesn't respect me or my body?

If you feel comfortable gently and directly addressing the matter, privately ask if he or she has thought about trying to lose weight.

Q: So what if users don't feel comfortable giving the email address?

A phone number would be best, but if you don't feel comfortable publishing that, an email address would be good.

"It's not something professional associations as a whole are addressing well or individual clinicians feel comfortable discussing," she said.

She was moved by how he addressed her personally and made her feel comfortable.