Sentence examples for generally at ease from inspiring English sources

My father was generally at ease among friends and acquaintances unless someone made what he might consider to be an intellectual comment, in which case he turned competitive.

I don't have enemies and am generally at ease with the universe, so I tried to think of the most odious, most hateable, most repugnant person in the news right now.

After 10 years of Thatcher, England was "a more confident and more racially tolerant country... generally more at ease".

Certainly the work there often seems looser, brighter and generally more at ease with itself compared with what is found in New York.

Despite the setting, which underlined the legal jeopardy in which Clemens finds himself, both he and Hardin generally appeared at ease during the arraignment, which lasted less than a half-hour.

Lépine wanted a girlfriend, but was generally ill at ease around women.

Wysocki said she feels more at ease generally, especially in seeking help from Sheehy and other mentors.

Tom prefers classical music, reads books, can sew, goes to the theater, and generally seems to be more at ease in the company of women.

He generally managed to put his subject at ease well enough so that they could work naturally in their environments without any artificial stiffness.

I am at ease in my generation.

It's generally understood that if you can get someone feeling at ease and relaxed, you'll be able to sell to them.