"We've grown so comfortable we're miserable," he wrote.
Donziger appeared to have grown so comfortable with Berlinger's crew that he disregarded the fact that they were recording everything he said.
"I thought I was coming 'home,' but was surprised at the longing for a new place that had grown so comfortable," she wrote.
The minister, Jeff White, has grown so comfortable in the pulpit there that during the service he referred to a common stereotype.
It is a feeling that has come as something of a surprise to some young Asian-American women who had grown so comfortable with interracial dating that they began to assume that they would end up with white husbands.
When we met, Yates told me that the monkey had been fed and treated compassionately for so long by neighbors, and had grown so comfortable in proximity to people, that it was only a matter of time until something went wrong.
He, and the Arab leaders, had grown so comfortable with Bibi Netanyahu as prime minister of Israel -- a man the world always blamed for any peace breakdown -- that they were stunned and unprepared for the seriousness of Mr. Barak's offer and the bluntness of Mr. Clinton's assessment.
"Or have we grown so comfortable with our position in the back seat of the marketing partnership that we've forgotten how to drive?" Mr. Kaess, who is also the president and chief executive at DDB Worldwide in New York, part of the Omnicom Group, warned: "I know one course of action we can't afford to consider.
And neither emits the warm, yellow glow with which people have grown so comfortable.
Plus, let's be honest – hotels will be able to capitalize on the fact that Alexa owners have grown so comfortable using Amazon's virtual assistant, they've probably already called out for Alexa by mistake when traveling, forgetting for a moment that she's not there.
