Sentence examples for feeling too comfortable from inspiring English sources

"Oleg wasn't feeling too comfortable at center, and Bates seemed like a natural fit," Laviolette said.

Bowens said that for the past two weeks, the Jets had been guilty of feeling too comfortable in their unfamiliar spot atop the division.

People start feeling too comfortable and stop fighting".

Their performances, he says, always end up feeling too "knowing", with the actors creating too much of "a comfortable distance between themselves and the play".

We are also monitoring the number of patients who refuse to participate, and, when possible, the reason for refusal (e.g., not comfortable with record review, already participating in other studies, feeling too sick to fill out a questionnaire).

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing so that you don't have to worry about slipping, tripping or just feeling too "constricted".

Still feeling too distracted?

Yet, over the last year or so, I have been feeling perhaps too comfortable.

However it remains possible that some patients after a few days will refuse the sheepskin (e.g. because of itching, not feeling comfortable, too hot, or other reason): in these cases the use of the Australian Medical Sheepskin will be stopped without persuading patients to continue, but they will be asked if the daily skin observations can be continued.

He now regretted this, feeling that Taft was much too comfortable with tycoons, lobbyists and pro-business lawmakers.

They stay put without feeling too tight and are comfortable for extended wearing.