Examples of comfortably

• In a cafe, the drinkers 'seemed more distant than the stars', each one 'shimmering comfortably in their tubes of rarefied gas'.

• We know too little about the patterns of professional forward planning to rest comfortably on generalisations.

• The myths of continuity and harmonious inequality all persist more comfortably well away from industry or the inner city.

• There the debtor could die miserably or, sometimes, live comfortably off his ill-gotten estate.

• We need also a psychotherapy: a way of appreciating and living more comfortably in the world we have made and continue to inhabit.

• As long as any cloud cover thins to some extent during the day, the extension is comfortably habitable without further heating.

• Listen to your sentences in your head as you write, and do not write anything that you could not comfortably say.

• Indeed, his stance also fits comfortably within his overall view of the episcopal office.

• More of us grow old more comfortably now because we are richer and more healthy.

• Most industrial tribunal buildings are purpose built and are reasonably comfortably equipped.

• His bar and the church are the only place where they can go comfortably.

• The two distinct sets of contributions do not sit very comfortably together.

• The concept of volunteering as a semi-recreational activity for older people which enhances their social participation and well-being sits comfortably with this image.

• We must assume that the density of information packing in spoken language is appropriate for the listener to process comfortably.

• The centralist forces of the unitary state do not live comfortably with so many rivals.