Sentence examples for has been at ease from inspiring English sources
Agassi has been at ease this week.
Since his first significant role as a stand-up comic in Annie Griffin's 2005 film Festival, O'Dowd has been at ease in comedy written, directed and dominated by women, from his US breakthrough as the affable traffic cop in Bridesmaids, to his protective turn as the manager of an Aborigine girlband touring war-torn Vietnam in The Sapphires.
"I knew if I gave everything my mind would have been at ease whatever the result "To beat Mark 13-9 is just a dream.
Before the second world war Zweig had been at ease in a host of different identities: he was Austrian, a curator of the German language, a Jew, a European and a cosmopolitan a true citizen of the world.
One of the things that made him so unhappy, he says, was he felt so removed from a world with which he would have loved to have been at ease.
Donatella Versace's version would have been at ease in a nightclub, or pretty much anywhere else, for that matter – the designer said she was "fearless" and "a fighter", wearing OTT prints that swirled between leopard print, zebra stripe and camouflage and tough, military-influenced tailoring.
"I'd have been at ease with these findings if [they] could be independently verified".
The soldiers, who fought some of the bloodiest battles in American history, couldn't have been at ease marching against cannon fire, even if they believed in their side's cause.
Ever since the days of 1930s Reefer Madness, the authorities have been at ease with spreading myths and propaganda about drugs, the people who use them, and the people who sell them.
