Sentence examples for someone comfortably from inspiring English sources

And I think about the different levels — I might think I could work with someone comfortably, but how will all my folks on the front line respond to them?

For a billionaire, or even someone comfortably upper middle class, the new fees, fines and taxes the mayor is proposing to close the city budget gap are as annoying as gnats.

A range of instruments was used – including autonomous gliders that measure temperature and water turbulence, and are controlled remotely by someone sitting comfortably onshore – as well as "snowcatchers".

One of my greatest pleasures in my writing has come from the thought that perhaps my work might annoy someone of comfortably pretentious position.

The hope is that, eventually, I'll be able to make a call to China and speak with someone as comfortably and clearly as I would if I was calling someone in the U.S.

A shy and reserved man, he will have to adjust his personality to become someone who can comfortably be questioned by House of Commons select committees or quizzed on Today or Newsnight by a BBC news division that traditionally takes pleasure in giving the BBC's leaders at least as tough a time as external guests.

"He has been here recently and he is someone that can comfortably play in a championship team.

Furthermore, it was very difficult to fail someone if they comfortably passed on attributes that could easily be represented by a quantitative numerical measure if they underperformed on less easily measurable attributes.

Someone who lives very comfortably in their body, very vocally, someone who breaks down the boundaries of civilized restrained behavior.

Many critics have also objected to the granting of clemency to someone who has lived comfortably abroad rather than face trial here.

Raquela Sheeran and Lucia Cirillo as the sulky sisters do at least show a bit of temperament, but Luciano Di Pasquale makes Magnifico a scruffy, disreputable braggart straight out of central casting, someone who would fit comfortably into any conventionally funny production of La Cenerentola of the kind Hall disowns, though his buffo arias are delivered with practised skill.