Sentence examples for truly comfortable with from inspiring English sources
But Singer was never truly comfortable with his eminence.
Despite statements to the contrary, it was clear that Ray Allen was never truly comfortable with his sixth-man role.
His drummer, Eric McPherson, seemed only truly comfortable with fast tempos, and his pianist, James Hurt, hammered out gut-punching, relentlessly rhythmic solos.
One of eight children born and raised in a strict Catholic household, he remembers never being truly comfortable with some of the church's tenets and hierarchy.
But those who heard the speech said it was hard to tell if he was truly comfortable with the many promises he made.
This assumption is apparently one of the reasons why philosophers who are skeptical of inductive reasoning as was Popper tend not to feel truly comfortable with the thesis of natural selection.
Matters were not helped by equivocating on the part of Labour, whose leadership never looked truly comfortable campaigning with Cameron, and some of whose traditional support has drifted off towards Ukip in the belief that it will address concerns about immigration more robustly than metropolitan Labour MPs.
(The only car in its class with truly comfortable rear legroom is, surprise, the Lincoln LS, which provides a spacious 36 inches compared with the S60′s 33.3 inches. And if that doesn't seem like much, we suggest you spend 30 minutes sitting in the rear of both cars and let us know which you preferred).
Brandon connects more easily with birds than with people; he feels truly comfortable only while alone in the woods.
And likewise, if it cannot begin to put its sense of its own national victimization behind it, and start dealing with other countries in a less suspicious manner, it is difficult to imagine that China will ever feel truly comfortable and thus become truly respected in the world, much less become a truly constructive new great power.
But they were never truly comfortable away from the smoke and rust of their home town.
