Sentence examples for mostly at ease from inspiring English sources

In a rare moment of candor for him, television cameras appeared to catch Flacco utter an exuberant expletive, but otherwise he was mostly at ease.

Residents were mostly at ease in the square, where they talked about the violence of recent months, saying that more than 30 local residents had died.

And in its 10th year, the event seemed mostly at ease with its spectacle of mass marketing — sponsors, billboards and giveaways — draped over impoverished players smoking cigarettes after every match.

The study on the changing nature of employment by the Resolution Foundation thinktank will paint a picture of a growing army of self-employed people who are mostly at ease with being their own bosses.

Of these two branches, the judiciary — under Chief Justice John Roberts — seems mostly at ease (and sometimes quite pleased) with its prescribed role as a check on Presidential authority, though the courts continue to give the President wide latitude in the conduct of international relations.

Asked about the degree of difficultly encountered in managing certain aspects of accompanying AD patients, 664 (68.2%) felt completely or mostly at ease managing their comorbidities, 506 (52.0%) easily handled the coordination of care and assistance completely or mostly, and 538 (55.2%) were completely or mostly at ease providing information on available social assistance.

But those moments will likely be overshadowed by cheap jokes that he knew would put the mostly white audience back at ease.

They're at ease with beer, mostly because they've had a solid grounding in their subject, unlike wine consumers who've been brainwashed into believing they must be educated or taught how to "appreciate" wine before they can enjoy it.

He seemed at ease with his torso leaning forward and supported mostly by his hands on the railings, as Martino worked.

At Ease in Neither Land Their families and friends have mostly put forward the same defense: the boys were too Westernized for fundamentalism to creep in.

(Patient3para25) Feelings observed in others were also mostly seen as positive in nature and included 'supported and reassured', 'happy'moreore at ease' and 'calmed down'.