Sentence examples for predictable comfort from inspiring English sources
Can you talk about that experience for her? Mae finds a kind of predictable comfort in her Customer Experience work.
In times like these, it's easy to feel angry, gloomy, and particularly appreciative of the people around you. "Synthwave music conveys a familiarity, and many people connect with familiarity, as there is a predictable comfort in it," says Legros.
In a time when just as you get used to every new set of rules, everything changes again, old customs provide a predictable comfort -- even more than telling off Tom Brokaw or Judy Woodruff in absentia.
As many of us found ourselves comfortable with our circumstances and the illusions of an ever growing economy, we entered into that "dead zone," numbly moving through life, expecting never ending stability and an era of predictable comfort.
But that audience sticks on the whole to the predictable comforts of Coldplay or Kate Bush.
Instead we can turn to them, as we do to the sitcom father or the reality-show housewife, for predictable comforts.
We ate without thought, without intention, simply to feed our bodies and derive the predictable comforts that fat and sugar provide.
For those who prefer the more predictable comforts of indoor listening, the 67th summer of South Shore Concerts is already under way.
Extreme temperature events affect electricity demands primarily by raising the number of air conditioner used, as people attempt to sustain a predictable level of comfort.
To Old Bear the cycle of the seasons, remembered in dreams, is predictable, familiar and comforting.
