Sentence examples for somehow comfortable from inspiring English sources

"I'm somehow comfortable in a performance like this".

"He lived here, he speaks fluent German, he feels somehow comfortable with German culture".

I don't know, peaceful somehow, comfortable to let the next generation carry on his spirit.

While unpacking the feeling of discomfort, people explained they felt "unfocused" and "antagonistic". Chong Shuch then asked for everyone to remain in their uncomfortable position while trying their best to make themselves somehow comfortable.

The glum yet somehow comfortable indifference I'd slumped into at the prospect of one centre-right party replacing another in power was disturbed by the Conservative leader's summoning of the spirit of Thatcher.

Stripped of all my layers; decocted down to an essence, it feels somehow comfortable and real; life is here, not through a window or on a screen.

After the initial odd feeling of a weight on my neck, I became rather attached to the Hövding and found it comfortable, and somehow comforting.

Dozy western governments seem to believe that it does not matter much, because somehow their comfortable democracies will coast along on the fruits of intellectual invention.

Five years ago, he'd closed the big house on Long Island and moved into this sleek, ultra-modern, minimalist, yet somehow very comfortable, glassed and terraced condominium.

For years, Mr. Sharon said he wanted a long-term interim agreement, a sort of standstill arrangement that would end the fighting, reduce the friction between the two peoples and help them, somehow, become comfortable with each other.

"I walked around and, even though I have no memories of living there, it somehow felt strangely comfortable to me.