comfort-seeking
comfort-loving

Now it is Christmas: the most comfort-seeking festival of all.

They’ve spruced it up for the modern comfort-seeking classes, mind.

Reformers became frustrated by comfort-seeking insiders, political disorganization, regional discontent, and rural poverty.

Three years and €6m on, the Abbaye provides monastic life reviewed and corrected for the comfort-seeking classes.

In other words, Americans are an incalculably comfortable (and comfort-seeking) people, and we would probably be horrified to re-encounter whatever toilet paper must have felt like in 1964.

It's the story of noble, pioneering and self-abnegating values becoming more like the values of the rest of the world - more self-involved, more comfort-seeking, more consumerist.

With millions of cars clogging the area's canyons each day and commuter trains and subways running at full capacity, ferry travel is indeed becoming an attractive alternative, particularly with more affluent, comfort-seeking suburban commuters.

While not ice cream in the traditional sense, Ted Drewes is by far the most beloved frozen custard shop in Saint Louis, Mo., and its Route 66 stand stays open until midnight during the summer to feed comfort-seeking devotees.

Lazy and comfort-loving, Stanford did only what the others pushed him to do.

And he had always been the comfort-loving sort, anyways.

Brady moved out, traveling quickly and silently, no trace of the comfort-loving fat man left.

In short, the town is an extravaganza of this visually excessive but comfort-loving 19th-century era.

Passive, fearful, comfort-loving people tend to live in cities.

He always thought of his commander as rather a comfort-loving man; certainly, Hayes's living quarters and offices gave that impression.

And in comfort-loving America, of all places.

On larger islands, excursions catered to the adventurous and comfort-loving alike.

She looked like her grandmother Bergson, and had her comfortable and comfort-loving nature.

He was a comfort-loving creature.

You think old, short of breath, comfort-loving, cowardly Nicholas van Rijn wants to fight a war?

The firm also markets a collapsible armchair which the comfort-loving outdoorsman can now complement with a folding footstool.

The comfort-loving Fobbits are an easy target of ridicule for a combat soldier, but they shouldn’t be the object of the reader’s scorn.

The actress Fran Drescher did her “Nanny” thing as the comfort-loving sorceress Morgan le Fey.

Dorothy Stier, the comfort-loving Republican, freaks out after her mastectomy and bares her chest to a former Marine Corps colonel who lives next door.

When comfort-loving, spoiled-rotten little creatures like yours take to the great outdoors on a night like this, there's got to be something nasty in the woodshed ... or in the house.

It is clear that it will take all the skills of the tourism department’s copywriters to make this city a draw for golfers, who, department officials admit, are typically comfort-loving, conservative and risk-averse.

The first, "At St. Patrick's Purgatory," is a slightly comical wail by a comfort-loving saint, seemingly too little repentant, who is about to embark on a long, hard pilgrimage.

Wherein their Superior Effects for the cure of gun-shot wounds.', but in those years it was still an uncouth place, better fitted to receive the injured soldiery than sickly, comfort-loving bourgeois.

I'm a comfort-loving man myself, and as I became more wealthy and consequently gained more power in the village council, I saw to it that my own ideas for civic improvement were carried out.

University educated and relatively well to do, most of them were quite worldly, but that very worldliness led them to despise the United States, to see Americans as corrupters, comfort-loving cowards, spiritual eunuchs.

My son would adore it - my comfort-loving daughter would work hard to achieve a ganglion before leaving and sit contentedly by a log fire for the duration with a good book and a hot Ribena.

Its attentive, 20-strong crew and private staterooms, with bathrooms finished in gold and marble, would have afforded our comfort-loving new Business Secretary a memorable stay, but also heightened the concerns over the propriety of him being there.

It had been the eighteenth-century practice to wash the walls before a house party, leaving them dripping wet, but the comfort-loving fashionables of the Regency had put an end to the practice, swearing it caused everything from the ague to consumption.

Coldwell had drawn her feet up under her body and sat there, huddled together like the handful of old, comfort-loving humanity which she was; the young pair were laughing and chattering away; and in the stately, presiding manner of Mrs.