Sentence examples for generally comfortable from inspiring English sources

Though he had asked for more security, as the right constantly reminds (even as it hems and haws about cutting funding for State Department security), Stevens loved Libya and the Middle East and North Africa region in general, felt generally comfortable there, and had a habit of traveling well off the beaten path in ways that would frighten the average American.

Adults with a predominantly secure relationship style are generally comfortable depending on and being readily comforted by others.

This level of intensity is generally comfortable for most individuals.

The ride is generally comfortable, but the suspension is tuned to be soft so it bounces over bumps.

She felt he was suffering, although Sharp said Paterson was "generally comfortable" and had been prescribed morphine.

Although her academic background was in the humanities and the social sciences, she was generally comfortable in the world of science, especially biology.

Daily is emblematic of a new generation of ecologists who are motivated by strong environmental values and generally feel comfortable surfing the breakers where science washes onto the shores of policy.

Surprisingly, bond investors are generally more comfortable buying bonds that could be bailed in than they would be buying Cocos.

Mr. Miranda says that Hispanic drivers are generally more comfortable with Hispanic passengers, though he adds that drivers at his service generally do not discriminate through racial stereotyping.

Like those B-list celebrities who regularly appear on daytime TV cookery shows, the French are generally quite comfortable with being defined by what they eat.

Of course, the Japanese are generally more comfortable with electronics in cars than Americans and see nothing wrong with spending an afternoon programming an onboard computer.