Sentence examples for suddenly comfortable from inspiring English sources

The word love appears often, a pop cliché he was suddenly comfortable with.

From here, Holy Holy played early-70s Bowie hits, and the crowd loosened up too: there was dancing, spontaneous hugging between people who'd just met, snogging, singing along to songs with wide but suddenly comfortable ranges ("Is there life on Maaars?"), tears and most of all, beaming smiles.

Suddenly, comfortable is too comfortable, and if you're not vigilant, you and your partner can drift apart.

"If you've got people who are used to concealing their prejudice and suddenly feel comfortable about displaying it, it's easy for those things that are part of you to bubble to the surface.

Suddenly the comfortable rhythm of recycling and driving was disturbed.

Cowboy quarterback Quincy Carter suddenly seemed comfortable and was not rushed in the pocket.

As it spread after the second world war, the South became suddenly more comfortable to live and work in.

The home side suddenly looked comfortable now, always a dangerous sign, and never more so with Te'o and his mates around.

I don't doubt that the natural ebb and flow could swallow some of the £800, but general market conditions suddenly feel comfortable.

Of course, this isn't to say that I believe everyone should suddenly feel comfortable to be out about their sexual orientation.

So whether we're bridesmaids, looking for a lost love, a perky Faris looking for the best ex of our lives, or just a young girl looking for meaning, maybe if women are suddenly now so comfortable using all these dirty words, we'll become comfortable calling ourselves, and becoming, feminists again.