Sentence examples for growing comfort from inspiring English sources

Possibly, their growing comfort is bad for their art.

Emma's growing comfort in America made the purpose of her journey less clear.

Mr. Russell felt Ms. Olson's growing comfort in a different way.

"I would call Indonesia's attitude towards China now as a display of growing comfort amid persistent ambiguity," Mr. Sukma said.

But there was no solution to be found in the violence, and Egypt's growing comfort with nationalism, she said.

In Ala, page after page of beautiful women in designer head scarves underscore Turkey's growing comfort with such outward displays of religion.

Recently, the increasing sophistication of software and services for estate planning, combined with growing consumer comfort with online financial management, has led to a boom in homegrown estate planning.

The few markets that ended the year in the plus column were led by China, where growing investor comfort with the economy and a catch-up to the rebound in Asian markets in 1999 sent stocks sharply higher.

Mr. Gianopulos, who spoke by telephone, said several factors converged to make the timing right for the new initiative: the growing consumer comfort with digital purchases; an expanding base of retailers like Amazon, Google Play and Apple's iTunes; and the potential drawing power of "Prometheus".

Moreover, the Kurds' longstanding fear of dominance by other powers now seems to be colliding with modest yet growing material comfort for some urban Kurds that was unthinkable not long ago, and has come on the back of Turkish investment, consumer goods and engineering expertise.

It was more a growing sense of comfort.