Sentence examples for awfully uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

"Marcy, he makes my other patrons awfully uncomfortable," she said.

It's a strange inequity that I think makes people feel awfully uncomfortable".

Mr. Fredette said both he and Mr. Voccola, who has supported him, were removed for considering changes to reverse the decline in the Pension Board fund and "for raising questions that were making some people awfully uncomfortable".

Unlike almost every poet of comparable ability, Frost can claim a general reading audience, especially among readers who want poems that "make sense" — yet his aesthetic is evasive, arguably manipulative, and has at its core a freezing indifference that would make the neighborhood barbecue awfully uncomfortable.

"When he wanted to be known as a compassionate conservative in 2000, he said, 'Hey, I'm not like these other Republicans, I'm for an assault weapons ban.' It's an awfully uncomfortable predicament that the White House is in, explaining why they are pandering to the N.R.A. instead of keeping their promise".

Do not hesitate — leave.' " But the next day, on the way back from seeing the consul in Lyons, who again told them in no uncertain terms to leave, "I said to Alice Toklas, 'Well, I don't know — it would be awfully uncomfortable and I am fussy about my food.

But criticizing a black comedy/social satire for having unlikable characters, awkward situations, and uncomfortable material is awfully foolish.

But behind the scenes lies an uncomfortable truth: it's awfully hard to restyle a bank product without a bank partner.

"It was an awfully good team". Harrick's resignation also ends an uncomfortable period in his relationship with Georgia President Michael F. Adams, a friend from the days when both worked at Pepperdine.

Was it awfully impolite for black patrons to try to eat at lunch counters, if it just made people uncomfortable?

Awfully wrong".