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These two look a bit too comfortable for comfort.

It was cruel, he thought, to make things too comfortable for someone going down in life.

Yet it was proving too comfortable for Swansea who switched off before half-time and Newcastle levelled.

"Life has become, well, too comfortable for me in Moscow, performing a limited number of titles," Ms. Osipova said.

The value of diversity may seem like a strange talking point for a football player, but couldn't it be that we've been too comfortable, for too long, in projecting cultural biases onto athletes, and underselling their humanity and intelligence?

Indeed, it was because he saw in the late 1980s that the single market was in danger of making Europe a little too comfortable for capitalists that Jacques Delors invented the social chapter--in order, as he put it, to guard against "companies who try to steal an advantage over their competitors at the cost of social retreat".In this section Out of Africa Too much hot air Eye to eye?

Far too comfortable, perhaps, for a point guard who sat out nearly a year and now carries on his shoulders the expectations that come with the Panthers' No. 4 ranking.

Chances are they are not going to be too comfortable paying rent for a room.

If she burps in front of you, confesses something embarrassing, or tells you about a guy she has a crush on, then she probably sees you as a friend because she's a little too comfortable around you for her feelings to be romantic.

She said one boyfriend "wasn't too comfortable with me paying for things" on dates, so to make him feel better, she would surrender to his wishes.

Then, when Europe got too comfortable, the Puritans left for America to work even harder and self-deny more vigorously, culminating triumphantly in the corporate culture that brought you the Furby, aerosol cheese and Crocs.