Sentence examples for particularly comfortable with from inspiring English sources

It's a part of the business that I am not particularly comfortable with.

He doesn't look particularly comfortable, with some spinning and others not.

Maggie was an outsider, not even somebody Doree felt particularly comfortable with.

"The language surrounding cancer is not language I'm particularly comfortable with," he says.

Being an ambassador isn't a title I'm particularly comfortable with because I'm not generally a diplomatic personality type.

I wasn't particularly comfortable with the idea of my eight-year-old son swooning over the Eastern Front.

Mr. Brecker said the piece, which appeared on "Out of the Loop," grew out of bonds his brother formed with African musicians while touring with Paul Simon, and is one that he feels particularly comfortable performing with the Westchester orchestra.

While Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow and Anthony Mackie's soaring new Falcon are also along for the ride, there's a sense here that Captain America is neither particularly comfortable working with superhero agency SHIELD, nor particularly keen on the hard-nosed dynamic espoused by the organisation that's supposed to be his new family.

Neither side looked particularly comfortable dealing with crosses and it was from a Hamilton corner that the first genuine chance was carved out.

The glass enclosed garden in front of the Chemical Bank headquarters on Park Avenue has scant seating, and although it is not a particularly comfortable room to start with, the visitor doesn't even have a chance to decide whether to hang around for a while if there isn't much of a place to sit.

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.