Sentence examples for Profound discomfort from inspiring English sources

Butterfly," professes "a profound discomfort with throwing things away".

While EHS is psychological rather than physiological, the profound discomfort experienced by sufferers is very real.

This microplay brilliantly captures some of the profound discomfort politicians on the right have experienced as they try to engage with the issue of food poverty.

And smart politicians must be made to feel profound discomfort when dealing in the absurdities that appeal to some faithful voters.(Photo credit: AFP).

He seemed to have felt a profound discomfort with participating in celebrity culture, looking mortified on press tours with Stone by his side, desperately trying to loosen her boyfriend up, ribbing him into his "Andy" incarnation.

Daniel Radcliffe, in Susan Dominus's new profile of the "Harry Potter" star for the New York Times Magazine is fleeing as well, from the role that has made him wildly famous, and from a profound discomfort with his own fame.

They feel a profound sense of discomfort and vulnerability as new governments and new economies take shape.

As the date drew nearer, I felt an increasingly profound sense of discomfort about attending a summit on "leadership" with Mr Blair.

In addition, profound senses of discomfort and guilt were felt among those who knew, hired, admired, watched, welcomed, solicited charity from or cheerfully put young people in the path of Mr. Savile.

Side effects of bone augmentation include profound edema, pain, and discomfort and possible risks of nerve and blood vessel injury leading to nerve disturbance and hematoma [3, 4].

So profound is Trump's discomfort with losing the popular vote that he constituted a commission to uncover statistically nonexistent voter fraud.