Sentence examples for otherwise comfortable from inspiring English sources

But life is otherwise comfortable.

The proposals are significant and will create discomfort in some otherwise comfortable corporate boardrooms.

"What more abhorrent act is there, short of murder?" Newhan said he was otherwise comfortable with how the association wielded its power as gatekeeper of baseball history.

The Trump administration has vocally objected to this provision, though they say they are otherwise comfortable with the increased sanctions under the bill.

Mrs. Clinton said that the rising costs of a college education, which have outpaced family income and financial assistance programs, are giving pause even to otherwise comfortable, middle-class families.

"Hence he preferred what seemed to him like the nuisances that encumbered an otherwise comfortable life under Nazi occupation in the Netherlands to the insecurity of life as a double refugee in a new country, even if a new country could be found," Engel wrote.

But he is otherwise fairly comfortable with his quarter century of tenancy.

Allan McGregor saved one-on-one from Adam Szalai with 20 minutes left but Scotland were otherwise relatively comfortable.

And not every builder, natural or otherwise, is comfortable playing around with T-squares, French curves and AutoCAD software.

A group of teenagers who otherwise are comfortable enough sitting near me will mumble comments like "yuck" or "gross" or, significantly in this case, "creepy" — as though I'm not clearly within earshot.

He genuinely likes to shake hands, for instance, and has instructed his security detail to allow him more contact with dishevelled subway riders — inevitably, in his canned anecdotes, "big, hulking guys" — than they might otherwise be comfortable with.