Sentence examples similar to told comfortably from inspiring English sources

The wicked ways of Wall Street in the '20s could be comfortably told in a fireside chat.

This seemed to be a common factor in each of my dates, they very comfortably told me what they thought of me.

"Putin is the main crook, and everyone knows that," Vadim, a director at an English language school, told me, reclining comfortably into his swivel chair.

My relatives on this side of the family had an often-told, comfortably messy history.

"I think we can win the state of California and win it comfortably," he told the crowd of around 5,000 in San Jose on Thursday night.

The Labour leader, who said it is right to place the issue at the front of his general election campaign even though he is "relatively comfortably off", told ITV's Good Morning Britain that his family spends at least £70 to £80 a week – and probably more – on groceries.

"If we had got one, we might have gone on to win the game comfortably," Lennon told BBC Scotland.

We're told Michelle is resting comfortably and the baby is "stable" -- although she's in the neonatal intensive-care unit at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

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Any Kenyan will comfortably tell you that she is the face of Mau Mau.

After that, if she didn't respond to a message for quite some time, I could comfortably tell her "this is my OCD talking.