Sentence examples for seems cosy from inspiring English sources

Now, his behaviour isn't exceptional, and an act that was once startling seems cosy.

"Inside, it seemed cosy and safe.

Recently he has seemed cosy with Elizabeth Warren, a popular progressive.

But the G20 and, in particular, the European Commission are beginning to ask questions about apparent conflicts of interest and the seeming cosy self-regulatory structures that govern what is a pivotal financial function: an investor's first line of defence in assessing the viability of the world's biggest and most important companies.

He added: "It all seems incredibly cosy.

Serial killers in fiction seem almost cosy these days.

This may all seem very cosy, but Galton is a difficult man to have as a public face for science.

Julian Cope, rock star, antiquarian and author, will never be a national treasure: he's got too much attitude ever to seem that cosy.

The show wears its heart so visibly on its sleeve that it is often sentimental and makes dementia seem almost cosy.

Serial killers in fiction seem almost cosy these days: they have become standard-issue characters in the same way as the eccentric private detective, the maverick inspector with his lovingly compiled iPod playlists or the tweed-encrusted spinster with her extensive knowledge of human nature and the darker side of gardening.

In comparison, the other jail cells seem rather cosy.