Sentence examples for public comfortable from inspiring English sources

Rather, he conceded only a need for greater openness and safeguards to make the public "comfortable" with them.

I think Rabinowitz is right (she is following, with due acknowledgment, Earle's argument in "Re-Covering Modernism") that pulp made the public comfortable with the idea that a book could contain writing that got some readers titillated or aroused and made other readers squirm or blush.

Most importantly, it is more than the public feels comfortable with.

"The public feels comfortable with a brand-name they can recognize".

How would you make the public more comfortable with safety concerns about the product?

We want places where the public is comfortable, where they go to play, work, have a drink.

All along, he maintained an approachable public persona: comfortable, reassuring and, critically for a white audience, unthreatening.

But central and local government need to tread carefully, ensuring that the public feel comfortable about any particular nudge.

"Politically, the public is comfortable with hearing, 'We don't want just to pass kids along,' " he said.

Perhaps Wilson was the least essential of its three stars, but the public is comfortable with him and his natural, unforced sense of humour.

Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, said this sort of research required open discussion to ensure it moved in a direction that the general public remained comfortable with.