Sentence examples for publicly comfortable from inspiring English sources

I think it's actually symptomatic of the opposite: that the generation currently ascendant in the entertainment industry, Jews and non-Jews alike, is the first to be truly, publicly comfortable with Jewishness.

Back then, though, Ms. Haley seemed comfortable publicly embracing both religions.

The fact that a former president feels comfortable publicly admitting his approval of torture is disturbing.

But more important, Dallas has been comfortable publicly grappling with its past in part because what it was then is so different from what it is now.

Dissatisfied with his treatment by Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly in Thursday night's first Republican presidential debate, Donald Trump added "bimbo" to an expanding list of unflattering terms he is comfortable publicly ascribing to women.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, while never denying he was gay, just recently felt comfortable publicly coming out.

She pointed out that the 'X' designation could out people who aren't comfortable publicly talking about their gender identity or could cause issues in countries that don't recognize non-binary gender identities.

I can't believe that a majority-Muslim country has so embraced Americans and Jews -- and that I felt comfortable publicly sharing and talking about my identity with all whom I met.

Chapter one of my book is titled "The Audacity of Difference," and it cites numerous examples to show that most religious leaders feel more comfortable publicly taking the position that various traditions are the same as each other (even though in private teachings to their followers they emphasize their own side's distinct advantages).

And checked my e-mail more times than I'm comfortable admitting publicly.

Baker, who left school in sixth grade, was not entirely comfortable speaking publicly.