Sentence examples for gradually more comfortable from inspiring English sources

Beatty doesn't direct any more, and Eastwood has become gradually more comfortable in self-expression, despite his commercial shrewdness and creative reticence.

An interview with Mrs. Clinton, conversations with 35 Clinton administration officials and a review of books about her White House years suggest that she was more of a sounding board than a policy maker, who learned through osmosis rather than decision-making, and who grew gradually more comfortable with the use of military power.

Weaver is gradually becoming more comfortable as a Yankee.

Martinez gradually grew more comfortable with the workouts.

I modified some pictures with the Gimp and gradually felt more comfortable with Linux.

Protestants began producing their own images — often, to appeal to children — and gradually became more comfortable with holy images.

"I'm gradually getting more comfortable with talking about religion in ways that I did not talk about it before".

He said he was gradually feeling more comfortable with the new motion and that he expected to pitch another simulated game, perhaps as soon as Monday, before joining the rotation.

These battles are so great because, while you gradually become more comfortable with each monster's attacks and strategies, they always retain the capacity to surprise and overwhelm players – there are few things more terrifying than being bodied across the turf then chased by a late-game monster, relentless and determined to put you down.

It suggests that Brits are gradually becoming more comfortable openly discussing sex, more experimental and more tolerant towards others.

Australian Open champion Azarenka admitted after her 71-minute win over the Italian that she was gradually becoming more comfortable on clay having never yet been beyond the last eight at Roland Garros.