Sentence examples for feel comfortable voting from inspiring English sources

"He tells me the other night he would only feel comfortable voting for Jesse Ventura," Lonnie said, laughing.

Ms. Blewer said that while she was committed to P.S. 163 she did not feel comfortable voting on behalf of its parents.

While opposition was certain from the two Republican members of the commission, the crucial swing vote, a Democratic commissioner, Luis A. Aguilar, said in an interview on Wednesday afternoon that he would feel comfortable voting only after significant further study of the industry.

A Labour party led by Jeremy Corbyn would be one they'd feel comfortable voting for.

But I do think you have a group of African-Americans who are going to vote for Sharpton because they don't feel comfortable voting for the other candidates".

And he was telling them -- as much with the accent as the content of his words -- that they should feel comfortable voting for him.

Although Shapiro said he would have felt comfortable voting for a kicker, Goldberg said, "I would have had reservations about voting for him".

That, he explained, meant that Guyanese immigrants felt comfortable voting for candidates of white European origin, and most of those were Republican.

Still, she felt comfortable voting in its favor.

In the 2009 Knesset election, for example, bloc settlers felt comfortable voting for the Likud Party and its presumptive prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, trusting that in any two-state scenario, their homes would be annexed to Israel.

Strong evidence suggests that Obama lost some support from independents who sensed a solid Obama victory and felt comfortable voting in the Republican primary, and due to a big turnout from women over 45 who feared an end to Clinton's campaign.