Sentence examples for particularly comfortable that from inspiring English sources

Speaking on Monday morning, he said: "I had issues with the Kennedy report from the outset and was never particularly comfortable that children in Northern Ireland with paediatric congenital heart disease would have to travel to England for surgery.

"That was my first real base, but I still wasn't particularly comfortable in that scene.

"Well, that's what some people want to call it, but I've never felt particularly comfortable with that," he says.

"I'm not particularly comfortable in that setting, but whatever".

"Yeah, I was, and it's not something I feel particularly comfortable with, and that's why I chose that title for the book.

The keys are, of course, deactivated in this position, but it's not particularly comfortable to hold between that and the thickness and weight of a 12-inch device.

And it's never particularly comfortable, let me put it that way.

In watching film of Brady, Porter noticed that he looked particularly comfortable standing in the pocket and that he never got happy feet, the football term for the nervous movement quarterbacks make as the seconds tick away while they try to find an open receiver.

Nobody is allowed inside to see the prisoners, who are kept in cages that aren't particularly comfortable and are only given ice and water.

Despite casting a box office draw such as Cotillard, this is not a film that will sit particularly comfortable with mainstream audiences.

But relying on that possibility is not a particularly comfortable position to be in, much like hoping that Abdoulaye Faye's dwindling pace is not exposed too often.