Sentence examples for Somewhat discomfiting from inspiring English sources

It exists bereft of meaning, which makes the experience somewhat discomfiting the moment you give it any distance.

He seems somewhat discomfited by this turn: he likes money but dislikes himself for liking it.

A British manager who left RMC, somewhat discomfited, shortly after its purchase by the Mexicans nevertheless praises their approach.

At first, the pigeons lived in the house, in an old rabbit cage, which caused the dog, the cat, and the gecko to be somewhat discomfited.

It is a course that leaves both parties somewhat discomfited, both because of Virginia's bifurcated demography and the cautious nature of the two candidates.

Even the most senior managers nod in polite agreement when the CEO uses inflated terms like these, but the executives may feel somewhat discomfited, wondering whether they've truly understood.

While I personally may be somewhat discomfited at the idea of the full veil, my ideology compels me to defend it as a personal choice that has not demonstrably harmed its host countries.

That sort of language is slightly discomfiting.

The results were discomfiting.

All this is rather discomfiting.

These are, naturally, discomfiting facts.