Sentence examples similar to being discommoded from inspiring English sources
Frankly, I don't expect to be discommoded by an identity card system, for the reasons given in the first sentence of this article.
The rest were purchased mainly by capitalists who considered them a good if speculative investment, but would not have been seriously discommoded if the venture had failed.
Random strangers were anonymously discommoded.
After all, the Upper West Side was barely discommoded by the storm.
Yes, I admit that those people who love to window shop between 1am and 6am might be slightly discommoded – not that I know anyone who does that.
Blatter had false money thrown at him and he looked most discommoded.
Another performer might have felt a tad discommoded, might have retraced his steps for the more conventional option of Take Two.
Watson added: "I hope Ed managed to get home in time to have a beer and watch the football if only to take himself away from Twitter, overflowing with discommoded Labour party supporters".
History was being forgotten.
"Tools are being simplified".
