Sentence examples for consistently uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

As adult daughters of all ages in my practice and my Women's Realities Study have taught me, if their mothers raised them with an unhealthy focus on weight and perfection, they became women who judge, and feel consistently uncomfortable in, their bodies and this undermines their general sense of confidence, their relationships and their sexual expression.

He explained that Sam consistently made him uncomfortable with his sarcastic comments and sulking behavior when things did not go precisely his way.

It's peculiar stuff, occasionally funny, often poignantly uncomfortable, and consistently weird, like some subdued English relative of David Lynch's American gothic oeuvre.

But if you are consistently made to feel uncomfortable or uneasy because you feel as if you cannot trust your partner, then making the decision not to take him or her back is the logical one for you.

Also like Lambert, Durbin was too good, too 'out there', made too many voters uncomfortable, and did this all too consistently.

It's probably the most uncomfortable I've felt in an innings consistently, because there was just no let-up".

The fact that the evidence shows the reverse raises uncomfortable questions about why a test that consistently selects on the basis of prior opportunity and social background is still allowed".

Your friend may be wonderful to talk to but she consistently says things to undermine you or make you uncomfortable.

It speaks volumes that the sight of period blood makes people uncomfortable in a world where we are consistently exposed to images that are actually explicitly sexual, violent and gory.

The Mets tried distancing themselves from the uncomfortable end to last season, and despite their blemishes, consistently showed greater resolve.

The consistently humid climate that prevails over Ireland can make temperatures feel uncomfortable when they stray into the high 20s °C (80 85 °F), more so than similar temperatures in hotter climates in the rest of Europe.