Sentence examples for a bit uncomfortable for from inspiring English sources

Being in the media glare was something new, and a bit uncomfortable, for Mr. Keim.

"This may be a bit uncomfortable for a second or two," he explained.

The president's embrace of his ideas has made life a bit uncomfortable for Mr. Kagan, even if it has generated buzz.

"I don't hang out with the glitteringly successful people, I hang out with people who've been friends for many years, and to some extent I feel my worldly success is a bit uncomfortable for them.

As Engadget put it then, it must be a bit uncomfortable for iPads, but it's a very impressive app offering nearly all the functionality of Metro including the many multitouch swipe functions.

Also the description "Margaery enjoys her new husband" sounds rather troubling, since her semi-seduction of young Tommen last season was a bit uncomfortable for viewers.

- Travel to a destination that makes you a bit uncomfortable or volunteer for a project that gets you out of your normal circle of friends.

It's likely that your parents will feel a bit left out, and telling them more about your new relationship will make them feel closer to you, even if it's a bit uncomfortable or embarrassing for you.

Sometimes it's a bit uncomfortable, but more so for other people than for me.

… some disadvantages because of … Then a completely unknown person comes, and there can be people who feel a bit uncomfortable with that … for example, the assistance officer had phoned for an interpreter and an interpreter came, from Serbia or somewhere … he was almost regarded as an enemy (I:11).

At his locker afterward, Hefner said he was a bit uncomfortable trying to speak for the people of Moore, considering he was currently in New York.