Sentence examples for somebody comfortable from inspiring English sources

With the industry acting as a watchdog, Martin Stutsman, a specialist in adulterated food at the F.D.A., told me, "you don't waste your resources on surveys that are likely to make somebody comfortable but that don't do much toward protecting the public health".

And if that makes somebody feel comfortable, I have no problem with that".

Speaking about the possibility of an N.H.L. player coming out during his career, Ference said, "the important part is creating an atmosphere where somebody is comfortable and doesn't have to worry about what kind of reaction he'll get from his teammates".

The way that our ranking works is, would somebody feel comfortable in a headset?

Getting the dancers to recognize when somebody's not comfortable and trying to make her comfortable is important, because the flow of the work depends on them having an interaction with the guest.

In the White House, the Justice Department, with the mayor, I saw myself as somebody who's comfortable speaking truth to power.

I want somebody who's comfortable in a conference room, but at the same time will board an airplane and introduce himself or herself to the customers.

I want to know if you're somebody who feels comfortable enough to talk about dumb things that you've done or dumb advice that you've taken.

He has the settled good looks of somebody who's comfortable in their skin, a severity of expression softened when you glimpse the childishly wonky tooth in his lower rack.

"Theodore [is] sort of an average guy, and we wanted his style to reflect somebody that's comfortable and not uptight, but also a little disassembled and just going through the world," Storm told the Opening Ceremony blog last month.

That is, a host has to look at your profile and messages and quickly determine that: "Yes, this is somebody I feel comfortable having in my home". And like an online dating site, how you present yourself be it in your profile or the messages you send makes a huge difference when it comes to other users' willingness to let you into their lives.