Sentence examples for be uncomfortable about from inspiring English sources

THE British tend to be uncomfortable about the idea of the state keeping tabs on them.

But when they pass 70percentt share, people are going to be uncomfortable about Google becoming a monopoly".

She means that a shareholder might be uncomfortable about the company's leaving the United States, given our rigorous disclosure laws and robust capital markets.

And the Mail implies that it would be uncomfortable about action even if Assad was responsible and the legality was underlined.

Mr. Mastran also said that he could "see why people would be uncomfortable" about some of Mr. Kearney's work in New York.

Mr. Ravi's friends and teammates have testified that he told them he had set up the webcam and that he appeared to be "uncomfortable" about having a gay roommate.

"And so I am uncomfortable about it".

"Of course I am uncomfortable about it.

Not everyone is uncomfortable about it.

I was uncomfortable about the task ahead.

"I was uncomfortable about showing footage of my wife.