Sentence examples for particularly at ease from inspiring English sources

Roe said that Giuliani seemed particularly at ease that afternoon.

Nonetheless, Kuznetsova looked helpless in the opening set as Williams, perfectly positioned, ripped 15 winners and looked particularly at ease in the forecourt.

The dancers appeared to be having fun, but none were particularly at ease trying to exude a sort of Spanish smolder, except for the sultry Ms. Mearns, who manages to look glorious in just about everything she does these days.

Ian James, Nicholas Selby and Louisa Chapman-Andrews, Melrose and Morgan's Good Food For Your Table (Saltyard) Aubergine is a veg that can stand up to some spice; it's particularly at ease with the Sichuan trio of ginger, garlic and a blast of chilli.

"Young people are particularly at ease with the use of the internet but they are still vulnerable to online threats," said Cecilia Malmstrom, European Commissioner for Home Affairs.

He lived in an apartment on 80th and Madison Avenue, hung with a couple of Damien Hirst Damien Hirst "spot" paintings, gave parties for the Young British Artists and wore dark suits from Romeo Gigli, but he was never particularly at ease in New York and was happy to return to California with his wife Ulrike.

Hamilton's chances dipped a little when he said after practice that he had felt particularly ill at ease in the car.

"The vote for Britain to leave Europe has been a validation for people with xenophobic and racist views," Knight tells us "Many of the older generation have never particularly felt at ease with Europe, and unfortunately that's a lot of the people that voted.

Although under-reporting might not have been completely avoided, the validity of the responses concerning sexual experience was assessed using a random response technique and considerable effort was made to put the respondents at ease, particularly for sensitive questions.

Portman, who was on the jury at this year's Cannes Film Festival and is a Harvard University graduate, said in her director's statement: "I've always had a fascination with the older generation, particularly those who are not at ease with the ageing process".

He was particularly adept at putting small children at ease, which he did regularly on a segment of "House Party," a reliably amusing question-and-answer session that provided the material for his best-selling book "Kids Say the Darndest Things!" Television critics and intellectuals found the Linkletter persona bland and his popularity unfathomable.