Sentence examples for profoundly at ease from inspiring English sources

Arterton, her back to the room, seems profoundly at ease with herself, which makes her stories about the anger she suppressed – about her "freak-outs" after bad experiences at work, about her decision to quit films altogether – all the more compelling.

Michelangelo was profoundly ill at ease with himself and the world.

On the morning we meet, in her favourite Manhattan teashop, she looks if not exactly unhappy, then profoundly ill at ease, someone for whom the business of talking about herself outside a performance presents certain constitutional problems.

All his greatest fictions were prescient in their countenancing of the deep, unconscious collective fears of an essentially puritanical America which was, and remains, profoundly ill at ease with the speed of scientific progress.

Are we profoundly shocked, indignantly outraged, merely uncomfortable, or at ease with it all?

I'm at ease.

He seemed at ease.

"He plays at ease.

"You're at ease.

At ease, Sergeant.

I was instantly at ease.