Sentence examples for feels so secure from inspiring English sources

When you speak to Delpy about her upbringing, it's easy to see why she feels so secure in her feminism.

Merrill feels so secure in his present marriage that he doesn't mind talking about the first one.

At the other extreme, such moments are also possible when a nation feels so secure that it can discuss past misdeeds without fearing for its future existence: think of the British, French and Belgian historians now uncovering murky chapters of the colonial era.

Ms. Foster's character feels so secure in present-day Manhattan that she sees no danger in strolling, well past sunset, through the kind of pedestrian underpass in Central Park that two decades ago would have loomed as frightening to moviegoers as the Bates Motel.

I had never felt so secure in a relationship.

You could do anything with him in the room, because he makes you feel so secure.

And I think that was part of why it felt so secure: there were no surprises.

Still, she had never experienced a relationship where she felt so secure and cared for, she said.

He may have been right, but this well-worn quality is what made me feel so secure and comfortable there.

I asked him to accompany me to the corner A.T.M., and I never felt so secure watching bills fly out at me on the street.

That Brazzavillois, who have witnessed the ravaging of their city by heavy fighting twice in the past three years, should feel so secure is a sign of confidence in the peace agreement signed in November 1999.