Sentence examples for genuinely comfortable from inspiring English sources

For the most part these clothes don't infantalize or overexpose the body, and many appear to be genuinely comfortable.

"We need to get beyond gender, or the number of passports in the class, and make sure our graduates are genuinely comfortable with different views and different values.

In a nation that rarely produces true wingers, he is one of few gifted forwards that is genuinely comfortable playing out wide.

In this, he has a natural advantage: Unlike many in Venezuela's upper class — to which he unquestionably belongs — Capriles is genuinely comfortable hanging out with regular Venezuelans.

This week has confirmed that the Lib Dems are still the only main party in British politics who are genuinely comfortable about letting their members debate politics.

Old-fashioned objects -- a yole, or canal boat, a woolen bra called a "heartwarmer" and a wooden egg for darning socks -- are presented with the naturalness of a writer who is genuinely comfortable in the past.

That's because Path is generally more focused on bringing you closer to people you genuinely feel comfortable sharing with.

To all of you out there with hands giant enough to honestly and genuinely feel comfortable with the Galaxy Note, first and foremost, congratulate your girlfriends for me.

His office was a place I genuinely felt comfortable hanging out in...even if (actually especially if) he wasn't around.

"You need to be clear about the reason why you made the decision and genuinely feel comfortable with it," Suzanne says.

Other actors have to force a smile, or crack a smile; but a smile was genuinely the most comfortable arrangement of Reagan's features, just as that lippy scowl came most easily to Bogart, or those dread-widened eyes to Peter Lorre.