Word: comfortability
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...message evoked an emotional response fromaudience members. She took time out fromquestion-and-answer session to comfort onelistener who had begun...
...lawyer-lobbyists. While he promises they won't be selling access, that won't keep them from picking up the phone: "We decided we would feel free to contact anyone in the Administration anytime we felt it was appropriate, legal and ethical." It's hard to know how much comfort to take from that...
...whole thing, the First Lady insisted, was a Republican plot to discredit her. That easy defense will not provide much comfort for long. Several polls last week showed that most people agreed with Hillary that the Republicans were playing partisan games. But the public also didn't like what little it knew about Whitewater, and was not prepared to grant Hillary the automatic benefit of the doubt she seemed to expect. "She's still in the mode of saying, 'I didn't do anything wrong,' " said a White House source. "So why should she do a mea culpa?" Said...
Although some students manage to break through the TF-student barrier, others don't tamper with it. And while love-lorn students may be frustrated by their unfulfilled longings, they can at least take comfort in the fact that their crush helps to keep them motivated. "Theta", a sophomore, says that she had a very strong crush on her match CA last year. As a result, she ended up going to every section, asking a lot of questions and turning in all her homeworks. "It got a bit ridiculous," she says. "I knew nothing could happen, so at one point...
...campaign and expected to enjoy the spoils of victory. When he was appointed to the minor post of ambassador, Flynn made a public display or wrangling with the administration over his duties. He argued that he should become an ambassador-at-large, able to visit hit spots and bring comfort...