Sentence examples for feels comfortable speaking from inspiring English sources

Asked about her tense meeting with Ms. Quinn, Ms. Gibbs said that the speaker "feels comfortable speaking frankly with me".

Although the stakes are not so high here, the issue is still sensitive enough that not everyone feels comfortable speaking about it.

Thompson feels comfortable speaking of these groups as morally responsible for harm on the grounds that they are like moral agents.

First, do employees feel comfortable speaking up about misconduct in the workplace?

But few of us feel comfortable speaking out openly, in public.

Thankfully, delegates to this kind of affair tend to understand more languages than they feel comfortable speaking.

"It's hard to give good advice to someone who doesn't feel comfortable speaking with you frankly," says Mr O'Toole.

"Many of our customers are from Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore," Ms. Wexler said, "and a lot of them don't feel comfortable speaking on the phone but feel very comfortable e-mailing us and chatting with us in online chat".

One employee, who attended the session but did not feel comfortable speaking on the record about his future owner, said that while Mr. Bezos "danced around" his answer, he added that he expected The Post to aggressively cover this relationship.

So when New York magazine published a cover story that April profiling 53 of the city's up-and-coming tech players, only 6 of whom were women, Ms. Sklar felt comfortable speaking up.

Few people inside Rwanda feel comfortable speaking freely about the president, and many aspects of life are dictated by the government — Kagame's administration recently embarked on an "eradication campaign" of all grass-roofed huts, which the government meticulously counted (in 2009 there were 124,671).