Sentence examples for much too comfortable from inspiring English sources

Bradley's personal problem is that he has been much too comfortable in his own skin.

He now regretted this, feeling that Taft was much too comfortable with tycoons, lobbyists and pro-business lawmakers.

Please concentrate on the issues that matter: there are two wars, a tanking economy, people without health care and there's a Republican running for president who doesn't seem to know much about the economy and who seems much too comfortable discussing the possibility of starting up a war with Iran.

"FWS is much too comfortable with using expert opinion, assumptions, and guesses in place of hard empirical evidence," says Kareiva.

The last two decades many Americans have become much too comfortable using code language to bash and denigrate blacks.

What was obvious though is that Israel is incapable of protecting peaceful protests; it has become much too comfortable instead with solely firing weapons.

The thing is, he says, he's done so much television that he was too comfortable and he wanted to give himself a jolt.

And if you backstop the speculators too much, if you make traders too comfortable, well then this all eventually spins out of control.

If you are not sure how to proceed and are not too comfortable with too much editing and fancy camera angles, then it is best to prepare all the ingredients in advance.

7. You're comfortable (almost too comfortable) saying and doing pretty much anything around him and vice versa.

"I don't want them to get bored as much as I don't want them to get too comfortable".