Sentence examples for largely at ease from inspiring English sources
Whilst the Australian public may be largely at ease with Abbott's new age of border regime, many around the world are looking on in shock and disbelief.
Ms. Goldberg and Mr. Tamarkin's four-story late Federal house, built in 1850, looks largely at ease with itself now, both impressive and modest, traditional and modern, aesthetically formal but family-friendly.
Katherine Brinson, the Guggenheim curator who proposed the exhibition and made it happen, has worked with Vo before, and she is at ease with his largely intuitive, unpredictable, and playful approach to the process which he once compared to "changing your underwear in public".
Having been raised largely outside Hollywood's glare in Connecticut, Ms. Gummer said she identified with her character, a smart but socially ill-at-ease neophyte surgeon.
I felt more at ease in the store devoted largely to handbags, which is not a sentence I expected to type, ever.
Despite his success, Dre feels ill at ease living in an upper-middle-class, largely white suburb and at sea as a father.
At Ease in a Brooks Brothers Suit Just before leaving Yale, Mr. Bush was accepted into the Texas Air National Guard, thanks largely to the prominence of his family.
