Sentence examples for how comfortably from inspiring English sources
"I'm bitterly disappointed how comfortably we conceded the goals".
How comfortably do imagination and research get on?
DENTON Sarah Jaffe WHO Ms. Jaffe is celebrated for how comfortably she conveys palpable vulnerability.
Low-church revivalists like John Wesley disliked how comfortably clergymen lived in 18th-century England.
How comfortably Americans can live with the apparent side effects — including record migrant deaths — is uncertain.
What sets "Accolade" apart from similar works is how comfortably Will inhabits two worlds before he is threatened with exposure.
In fact, it's hard to fathom how they comfortably fit into the same play.
Governmental forces and lobby groups insist it is best, but how can women comfortably do it if it is not accepted visually?
And in his mockery, reveals that even Apple has a hard time explaining how we'll comfortably hold the device for lengthier activities: "iPad users prefer the couch and the lounge chair.
If you do break up — even if it's hard to imagine now — how can you comfortably interact with this person later? A. Discuss how to move forward as friends and colleagues now that you aren't seeing each other anymore.
For those who might have questioned how fully or comfortably the first lady of the United States would immerse herself in the minutiae of a statewide Senate campaign, the answer can be found in the schedule Mrs. Clinton has been keeping over the last few weeks.
