The relationship made it uncomfortable for the US and EU to speak out about human rights abuses in Uzbekistan.
My interpretation is that this is difficult and uncomfortable for them.
Carswell, whose father, Wilson, was one of the first doctors to identify HIV/Aids in Uganda in the 1980s, also made it clear that he was not at ease with the declaration by Farage that he felt uncomfortable when he could not hear English being spoken on a commuter train.
I went to the appointment, which was uncomfortable, as he inserted a camera up my vagina.
"Al-Jazeera has been providing some material that has been very uncomfortable," Gowing said at News World.
Seemingly our MPs don't feel so "uncomfortable" about profit-making happening on the backs of other countries' kids So why, then, has Justine Greening, the secretary of state for international development, given speeches bigging up the for-profit international schools and handed out cash to them?
But I was also beginning to remember why I'd resisted the idea of meditation for so many years: it was difficult, dull and uncomfortable.
And it was an interesting conversation, if uncomfortable.
Pope Francis is shortly to publish his encyclical on the environment, which could make uncomfortable reading for many in the oil and gas industry.
And it is the significance of clothing in relation to a specific culture that makes me uncomfortable with the casual adoption of traditional attire for "an occasion".
It may make us uncomfortable that superficial impressions are so fundamental in forming opinion, but such impressions are deep in our subconscious.
