Sentence examples for Uncomfortable sense from inspiring English sources

The performances give you an almost uncomfortable sense of proximity.

The uncomfortable sense of being on a festival panel for tokenistic reasons.

An uncomfortable sense of profound uncertainty permeates these sorts of questions.

Americans have learned to live with an uncomfortable sense of acceptance of poverty.

Still, with each new scene I have an uncomfortable sense of making it up, of ordering them about willy-nilly.

Like so many of the most challenging works of art, the viewer bristles with an uncomfortable sense of voyeurism.

One of the group leaders had also mentioned that she wanted the people in the room who usually didn't speak to feel "uncomfortable". My sense was that she perceived the quiet disengagement by some of her colleagues as comfort.

If you do, then the direction of the evolution of these SYG laws and their accompanying CCW laws should make some -- even if uncomfortable -- sense to you.

Flexing your muscles may feel good, but it only breeds an uncomfortable, flawed sense of patriotism that will never accomplish the more valuable goal.

Think for a moment what that might be like through the eyes of one of these workers; it will be hot, uncomfortable, your senses shielded, and you would be filled with anxiety.

I was very uncomfortable and sensed evil".