Sentence examples for profoundly comfortable from inspiring English sources
Idiocy is something with which he's profoundly comfortable.
Women who have defected to value retailers for their kids' clothes and their winter woollies still buy knickers in M&S because they feel profoundly comfortable with the brand.
It "was so exactly what I wanted to wear... sincerely comfortable, modest, superchic, profoundly modern".
It "was so exactly what I wanted to wear... sincerely comfortable, modest, super-chic, profoundly modern".
A professor of economics at Connecticut College and a widower, Walter plods through an existence that looks comfortable and easy enough, but also profoundly tedious.
France has several articles of faith that are being profoundly shaken, and it is this threat to comfortable assumptions, perhaps more than the disease itself, that is fueling the indignation in France.
"I guess when you turn out to be profoundly wrong on a vital national security issue," she continued, "maybe it's comfortable to pretend that everybody was wrong today, but I remember it a little differently".
It was, of course, the comfortable meandering of so many tourists that lent the Capitol its somewhat chaotic, but profoundly democratic, atmosphere.
He was as comfortable at Yale delivering the Lyman Beecher Lectures as he was in a local storefront profoundly proclaiming the Word of God he so dearly loved.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
