Sentence examples for Uncomfortable expression from inspiring English sources

She spent much of the day wearing a furrowed brow, pursed lips and a slightly uncomfortable expression, betraying little emotion as senators either picked apart her credentials or praised her.

I was watching the UK High Commissioner's speech and Sir James Bevan's uncomfortable expression made clear that he had no prepared line on the question.

All of society, particularly educational institutions, should vigorously protect the right to uncomfortable expression.

You can wear long trousers, short skirts, extra long sleeves, super tight tops and pants that reveal a third of your underwear and scratchy fabrics and still be regular, obviously, but other people won't think you're regular unless you are completely comfortable in these clothes and don't have a pained, shamed or uncomfortable expression on your face!

Looking at some of the uncomfortable expressions on the faces of the England players on the All The Way video, the feeling inside for those involved did not look as positive as some of the lyrics produced by SAW.

Since Ms. Carlson filed her lawsuit, videos have circulated online of how she made occasionally uncomfortable expressions when her male co-hosts on "Fox and Friends'' talked about women on the air.

We need to feel for the fool we watch force his foot down his mouth, to mark the uncomfortable expressions of ego as symptoms of some curable condition of the heart.

Employees who feel uncomfortable with visible expressions of faith at work should confront the situation head on, Ms. Johnston said.

Moreover, perhaps because of recent abuses of American power in the name of freedom, scholars seem uncomfortable with robust expressions of patriotic sentiment, especially when wedded to military might.

It's bad enough that as someone who travels with a child, I have had to endure uncomfortable and disgruntled expressions from other flyers often.

As a rabbi, I am made uncomfortable when any religious expression is restricted, not only my own.