What's more comforting and hearty than a baked corn pudding?
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Knowing this, Bhutto's opening remarks are all the more comforting.
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It's not always less complicated, but it is more comforting.
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But the polls are more comforting for Salvini than Di Maio.
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What's one easy way to make a healthy meal more comforting?
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There are fewer things more comforting than warmth in the cold.
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For a fucked up young person, there's no message more comforting.
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Is there anything more comforting than hearing about other people's pettiness?
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There's arguably no dessert more comforting than a piece of pie.
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And, there is perhaps no food more comforting than good old bacon.
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Calling in their support was more comforting than any amount of Baileys.
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Obviously, one of those is more comforting to Democrats than the other.
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Many Indonesians, he had discovered, found it more comforting to think that way.
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For people trying to give up, those are certainly some more comforting odds.
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He's promiscuity steeped in chauvinism and misogyny: more old-fashioned, and more comforting.
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It is far more comforting to find another reason, a more "rational" one.
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Favre was definitely more fun to watch, but Aaron Rodgers is more comforting.
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"It's more comforting to believe in plots," Dean Stockwell's Al says in the episode.
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The latest cleansing fad is a little less chill and a little more comforting.
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Over the years, the box has been less Tell-Tale Heart, more comforting shrine.
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And that was more comforting than any feel good freeze frame ending could ever provide.
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Reading that statistic should be more comforting than a cozy blanket on a cold winter's night.
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Amid uncertainty, there are few things we at Hyperallergic find more comforting than art and culture.
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Dickens is rarely more comforting than he is when he is describing piles upon piles of food.
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It was a lot more comforting than it would've been for anyone because we were best friends.
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I highly suggest trying it during your next layover, it's more comforting than a $30 neck pillow.
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He agreed, and said that there's nothing more comforting ("so comforting") than baked chicken in the oven.
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That alone is far more comforting than someone telling me to come back down to Planet Earth.
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Few things have been more comforting in this life than slurping up that creamy, dill-heavy broth.
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There is fantasy and there is fact, here, and one is much more comforting than the other.
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One 2010 study even found that people actually have an aversion to idleness, finding busyness more comforting.
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A lot of people find that more comforting than relying on the good faith of a government.
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The "Still Here" misdirection is what makes Kate's eventual pregnancy reveal feel all the more comforting and monumental.
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"I've tried so many things to make it more comforting for her, but it's not working," says Brittany.
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She will not follow Nora's path, but has forged her own—in the more comforting country of convention.
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They made the idea of attending a group fitness class far more comforting, so I accepted the invite.
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But skinny bundles are still more comforting to the TV Industrial Complex than a world without bundles at all.
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Maybe adding Boyd would be more comforting, because at least the polished rookie is a devil you don't know?
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Intended to soothe the nerves, the four albums reviewed below also disquiet, which I find more comforting than tranquility alone.
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For consumers, that may be a more comforting model than, say, 'This AI answer is brought to you by Tide.
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Others will likely find Biden a more comforting presence at a podium in a crisis than the often-erratic Trump.
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It's often easier — and more comforting — to believe in an elaborate neatly tied-up lie than to deal with the truth.
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"Broken Halos" is a God-tinged ballad that trades the emotional complexity of Traveller's high points for a more comforting fatalism.
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But I personally find that it's a more comforting way to work because I do walk away knowing what I have.
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You also get to occasionally choose between generic male and female voices, if one is more comforting to you than the other.
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Mr. Erdogan's threats to Europe, which are viewed with alarm in Berlin and Brussels, sound more comforting to his supporters at home.
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When I started to have success in my business, that became more comforting to me than being dumped on by my last boyfriend.
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All this would be more comforting to the bulls if the market wasn't in the habit of rejecting perfectly convenient reasons to rally.
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Where Trump agonizes over his popular vote deficit, spreading lies about imagined illegal voters, Pence warmed the room with a more comforting recap.
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Perry, however, has an explanation for the pay difference that's not much more comforting: Trump just isn't hiring women to fill top positions.
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I used Alexa more than Google because I think that saying and listening to Alexa is more comforting to me than Google is.
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Amazon has other little-known settings that may alarm you, and your shopping experience will be much more comforting once you change them.
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Although the parade of food, which bleeds onto an extra table, is satisfying and even thrilling at times, it's more comforting than newsworthy.
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It's also way more comforting and rewarding than a big circle of acquaintances who keep you busy, but maybe a little less grounded.
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And the accompanying statistic on the screen was even more comforting — I could fly this route once a day for 14,000 years safely!
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Is there a more comforting experience than sitting in your childhood living room, hypnotized by the green confetti of The Weather Channel's doppler radar?
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The hi-hats sound like mechanical rattlesnakes, the synths are more comforting than the smell of your childhood bedroom, and the bass is massaging.
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And, more comforting than that, Social Eating seems to push against the persistent idea that everyone on the internet needs to be multi-tasking.
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And it spoke like a human, not a robot, which was oddly more comforting and easier to speak to — the conversation just flowed better.
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Others find the process more comforting than cremation, which recently edged past burial in the United States, according to the National Funeral Directors Association.
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It was more comforting to me than had he been buried in an actual cemetery, because this was a place where my father had lived.
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Another reason horror is having a moment right now is because its fictional stories might be more comforting than what's happening in the real world.
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This collection of beeps and squeals, she believes, is one reason why it might be more comforting than an opinionated friend or a stone-cold therapist.
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The popularity of such dramas may also reflect its viewers' wish to escape into a fantasy world more comforting than the messy reality of Turkey today.
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For that connection to not be there totally pulls the rug out from under one of the more comforting things about the black experience for me.
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The trailers aren't much more comforting, since the first preview was powered by either pitch-black terror or the icy menace of the Night King (Vladimir Furdik).
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These myths, especially the scary-spooky ones, are generally more comforting to our egos than the brute unattractiveness of large chunks of our history and collective present.
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Aside from surgically fusing a Snuggie to your skin, is there anything on this crazy marble called Earth that's more comforting than a hearty bowl of homemade ?
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There is a feeling for a lot of people that pulling away from all of those is much more comforting than it is to be on them.
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In the meantime, Americans in London in search of a more comforting history lesson might find it in a play inauspiciously entitled "Pressure," at the Ambassadors Theater.
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Nothing is more comforting than oven-baked carbs and steamy cheese — and the best marinara sauce runs red with tomato pulp almost too sexy to just eat.
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Much though it would be mind-blowing to be contacted by advanced star-hacking aliens, it might be more comforting to stumble across a relatable technological peer.
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In fact, I was talking to somebody who said it&aposs actually more comforting now to have Kim Jong-un acting normal, because this is how he acts.
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"It would be more comforting if there were officials from Canada and the US working on (the case) but I understand it's out of their jurisdiction," she said.
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Nevertheless, he refuses to pin a hopeful coda to the end of The Teeth of the Comb, which would have given a more comforting but less honest conclusion.
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"In a way, it's more comforting for me to not know and long for them, rather than receiving bad news and being in pain for them," Lee said.
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This pecan crumble is way more interesting texturally and is seasoned with a combo of nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger that's way more comforting than any industrial marshmallow mix.
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His pledge to Make America Great Again has never been about helping move the nation into the future, but about easing it back into a more comforting past.
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Maybe I'm trying to talk myself out of a hard truth because it's more comforting and more fun to stop worrying and just love the little green guy.
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But for a lot of us, it's what we're good at and what we know, which is far more comforting than staring at the abyss of what we don't.
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"There is a feeling, for a lot of people, that pulling away from a lot of those is much more comforting than it is to be on them," she said.
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It's almost more comforting to imagine that the biggest danger that journalism faces, in this era, is a heavily armed Donald Trump—a singular villain who might be overcome or outlasted.
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But the darker side of this fandom is that now, even other people's pets can breed a low-simmering jealousy: their lives are smoother, silkier, and more comforting than our own.
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It is more comforting to believe that evil, especially on mass scales, is committed by people who stand outside of everyday life, people who are monsters possessing some unknowable evil entity.
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The set, the tone, the music and the actors (including the national treasures Laurie Metcalf and John Goodman) all conspire to instantly bring me back to a simpler, more comforting time.
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Of course, as rough as this reading is to consider, it is perhaps still more comforting than the alternative, which is that Rory was always predestined to recycle her mother's fate.
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Acknowledging how horrifying someone's pain or loss must have been is often more comforting than trying to paint a pretty picture of what their life will look like once they've recovered, she says.
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But this year, together with American Express (which recently launched its Cash Magnet® Card), we're upping the ante with a cheesy dip that's 10x more comforting and just as perfect for sharing.
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Aromatic chicken broth with pickled beets and cauliflower, chicken confit, and sesame-garlic oil becomes even more comforting when a supple egg, marbled with Pu'er tea and soy sauce, is piled on top.
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In each case, by the time it's over, we turn away from the broader implications toward a more comforting narrative: The perpetrators are exceptions, monsters whom we can isolate, eliminate and occasionally even prosecute.
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In a slightly more comforting turn of events, ABC News reported on Tuesday that Cline had been given another chance to see her dreams come true after being turned away so cruelly over the weekend.
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In a way, believing that 9/11 was perpetrated by the US government is more comforting than believing it was carried out by foreign terrorists—it preserves the feeling of American exceptionality, of our total security.
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"The hawkish tone of today's minutes can be interpreted as more … comforting out of the FOMC that either economic data is benign or getting better," said Jerry Villella, global investment specialist in Dallas for JPMorgan Private Bank.
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The warm fragrance means it's more comforting than energizing, which makes it perfect for nights you want to sink back, breathe deep, and calm the fuck down without feeling the constant urge to check your Instagram feed.
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His presence feels more comforting than the slow euphoria of hydrocodone or the dizzying blackout of too many whiskey sodas — feelings I was well acquainted with before I got sober and welcomed this dog into my life.
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For me, it's more comforting to sense my dad's presence in these towns that he loved — and to enjoy them with that in mind — than to visit him in a cemetery that he had no real connection to.
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Through our #YourVaginasFine series, Refinery29 is committed to presenting a realistic, unapologetic vision of women and their bodies, and nothing is more comforting than feedback from women whose insecurities have been quelled by the increasingly female-dominated cultural landscape.
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Still, they provide a certain charm for people traveling far from home: there's something more comforting and familiar about a plate decorated with bunnies than a sleek photograph that would not look out of place on Flickr or Shutterstock.
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This is what I said about his work in 2014: In an age when originality is dead and authenticity is considered a relic of the past, his paintings are Romantic throwbacks — bigger, more comforting versions of the real thing.
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Sometimes, he said, a compromise can be found on a less aggressive form of treatment that is acceptable to the doctor; other times, another doctor at the hospital can give a second opinion, which some parents find more comforting.
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The RBI had retained its "neutral" stance after the rate cut in April but traders said a change in this stance to "accommodative" will be more comforting for markets than just a rate cut, especially after the recent GDP numbers.
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Even more comforting news: Even if you did eat food with the virus, there are not many receptors in the digestive track for the virus to cling to, so swallowing the virus would not likely lead to contracting the illness.
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Perhaps a more comforting vision of this other country where my mother now resides is found in Hirokazu Kore-eda's masterly film "After Life," whose great conceit is that the newly dead must pass through a halfway house run by angels.
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" 'A big, comforting place' Going back to that place, Kyle said, is "more comforting than it is nerve-racking because there's so (many) people that been through a lot of stuff, and they've seen things, and we're all here for everyone.
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In your career and public life, you're being very independent and even tough, but you have sensitivities, too, and sorting out situations at home so that you can have a more comforting retreat from the world is key at this time.
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He's clearly a kid wrapped up in a twisted ideology; he tries to say the right things to Cleo when she breaks the news of her pregnancy, then wanders off because the lies he's been told about self-sufficiency are much more comforting.
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A month after Britain's double Olympic champion was beaten into second place at the boggy Great Edinburgh cross country meeting, he returned to Scotland to make amends by winning the 3,000 meters in the more comforting surrounds of the Emirates indoor arena.
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One of the more comforting things of this whole scenario is that McKinley is at least in on the joke: At the time of this writing and with nine days and eight hours left in the auction, the bidding had reached $255.
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Whether therapy, an ERG at work, or other community touchpoints feel more comforting to you, seeking these resources out can be pivotal in helping you balance reintegration to work and minimizing the guilt you may feel for having a different lived experience than others.
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Mine is more like a reflection of it, or perhaps a result, a semblance of order that makes sense, that goes from A to B to C and leads to a logical conclusion, because there's nothing more comforting to a neurotic person than a logical conclusion.
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In the moment of making one of the most profound decisions of my life, I found my mom's offer more comforting than working at a company that offered fully paid maternity leave benefits or having a partner who does more than his fair share around the house.
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Ambulances operated by the city, as well as private companies, do have access to telephone-based translation services, but people facing medical issues often find it easier and more comforting to speak to emergency responders in their native language, according to doctors, and emergency medical provider.
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Instead of seeing women who lived as men, instead of understanding how society at the time forced them to resume their lives as women once their "disguise" was discovered, the narratives create a more comforting tale, insisting that these women never really wanted to be men at all.
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Connecting with technical women on social media helps me build a virtual community, which is more comforting than any technical female movie character; for example, when a ditzy 'Computer Engineer Barbie' book was released a few years ago, women and supportive men stepped up on social media and the book was pulled.
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"In this case, no one really owns the water but any company or country can mine the resources [...] as long as they follow certain safety/moral guidelines," Again, a statement like that would be much more comforting if Earth's oceans weren't in devastating ecological freefall as a result of human commercial pressures, much of which takes place in international waters.
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One terrific insight explains that the Alice robot was designed as a child because her appearance makes older people more likely to forgive any awkwardness or verbal errors she makes, but that smart observation — and a moment where Pallotta and crew consciously choose a female voice for their camerabot, because it's more comforting — just raises more interesting and unaddressed questions about how human subjectivity factors into AI projects.
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