Assertion: accord's seat | /r/HasProperty | comfortable
Facets:
value: pretty
type: DEGREE
value: in front
type: LOCATION
value: with the front seat
type: OTHER
value: in the back
type: LOCATION
value: in surprisingly
type: MANNER
value: for long stints
type: TEMPORAL
value: on long trips
type: TEMPORAL
value: in coupe models
type: OTHER
value: in both rows
type: LOCATION
value: for long rides
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The front seats are comfortable, and we liked that the driver’s seat actually toned down the lumbar support.
text: Front seats are comfortable and highly adjustable, the back seat will hold a pair of adults — unusual in this segment — and the trunk measures a respectable 11.9 cubic feet.
text: The front seats are supportive and comfortable.
text: Seats are comfortable and supportive for long rides, there's not a cheap-looking surface anywhere, and things stay impressively hushed inside with wind and road noise kept out.
text: The seats are exceptionally roomy and comfortable in both rows, even in coupe models.
text: Seats are pretty comfortable.
text: The seats are roomy and comfortable, both in front and in back.
text: Seats are pretty comfortable.
text: The seats are comfortable and roomy for all occupants.
text: Head- and legroom are generous in both rows, and the seats are comfortable.
text: The seats are comfortable and the CVT-only transmissions get better each year, or owners get more used to them.
text: The seats are comfortable, both front and rear.
text: The front seats are supportive and comfortable, and the rear seats are roomy for two adults (as with most midsize sedans, three in back is a squeeze).
text: Seats are pretty comfortable.
text: Front seats are comfortable on long trips; the steering tilts and telescopes.
text: The gauges in the instrument cluster are easy to read, the seats are comfortable for long stints, and the sight lines are good in all directions.
text: The seats are comfortable both in the front and the back and surprisingly, even with the front seat all the way back, I was able to fit my tall frame into the back without my knees being crammed against my body.