Sentence examples for certainly uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

It is certainly uncomfortable but it is a vivid sign of the party's potential strength.

"The extensive media coverage on the S.E.C.'s complaint is certainly uncomfortable, but given the anger directed at financial services, not completely surprising".

These are such venerated figures from the earliest years of Islam that to feel you are getting into her mind is certainly uncomfortable.

His published papers can be counted on two hands, whereas academics now are expected to churn out several a year, and when I ask if he feels this has come at the cost of space for intellectual thought, he says: "I was certainly uncomfortable with it.

With a clever premise, well-plotted and told in spare, functional prose, She's Never Coming Back is certainly an uncomfortable, even distressing, read – but not for the right reasons.

Some of them certainly looked uncomfortable as they listened to Osborne laying out his cuts.

An open discussion about Fast and Furious would certainly raise uncomfortable questions for the government.

It isn't about anything other than the definition of marriage, what it's going to mean to us and how it's going to be defined in society....Many certainly feel uncomfortable about [the belief that legalizing same-sex marriage will lead to a new curriculum in the schools] and about the fact that children as young as 7 or 8 years old are being taught about gay sex in some detail".

Wearing them in hot summer weather will most certainly be uncomfortable and you might look out of place.

If the Spin incident doesn't overshadow the music, it certainly casts an uncomfortable pall over the album's lyrics.

The veracity of such claims is yet to be established, but certainly they make uncomfortable reading for league officials.