comfortableness

He seemed bathed in a comfortableness that was rare for Richard.

The back side has also a strip with a buckle to tie according to the foot size and comfortableness.

Nevertheless, they are naturally wearable and provide comfortableness to the people who wear them in their real life.

I was only alive to the condensed confidential comfortableness of sharing a pipe and a blanket with a real friend.

We achieved an effect of rather stuffy comfortableness that was soporific, and in a passive way I think she found these among her happy times.

For Pashtun people, it is more than a sandal or slipper because of its comfortableness.

"There was an immediate comfortableness."

Most women in business seemed so stiff and uptight, and Rachael's apparent comfortableness with her body was a striking change from that.

The underlying feeling of many Hawkins dances, she added, is one of comfortableness with one's body and pleasure in being human and alive.

For comfortableness.

Atticus's voice had lost its comfortableness; he was speaking in his arid, detached professional voice.

Their relationship had progressed to a point of complete comfortableness but in recent weeks he had felt a sense of inertia begin to set in.

But through his comfortableness with opposites, the overriding impression is a solid vision that is realized through fluidity.

And from Ender I have this sense of comfortableness in love; it isn't grand sweeping passions that I even expect to feel.

Then he had realized how he missed her smile and the comfortableness of having her near-and realized that she didn't kiss other men good-bye.

"I very much attribute my comfortableness with my sexuality to the long nights in high school discussing the topic in IRC."

When you know you've got a guy back there who's not uptight and can hold his own, it gives a comfortableness to your team that they can go out and execute.

Surpass, ye higher men, the petty virtues, the petty policy, the sand-grain considerateness, the ant-hill trumpery, the pitiable comfortableness, the "happiness of the greatest number"--!

There's a feeling of comfortableness I get here that I could never get at U.N.O." Administrators have made their own case for a contemporary version of separate but equal education.

Speaking thus, with a wild comfortableness, he settled or smashed the shapeless silk hat over the face of the disturbed physician, and fell on his feet among the other men, still talking, beaming and breathless.

She was, as always, drowsily apologetic for being late, but she was so downy, so soft in her grey-and-crimson négligé, so like a robin with ruffled feathers, that her comfortableness reassured him.

If he ever approached intoxication- or rather that ruddy warmth and comfortableness which precedes the more sloven state- it was when individuals such as these were gathered about him, when he was one of a circle of chatting celebrities.

Even if his music sometimes lacks the harmonic daring of Gershwin or the expansive construction of Kern or Rodgers, still there is always a sturdy comfortableness about his music which is perhaps even more appropriate to a populist art form.

"There's a comfortableness with dark and gothic themes that directors shied away from 10 years ago" Mr. Luhrmann, 33, an Australian whose first film was the 1992 comedy "Strictly Ballroom," spoke in almost mystical tones about directing in a telephone interview: "History has a rhythm.