Sentence examples for created discomfort from inspiring English sources

He spoke of immigrants who "on occasion" were unwilling to integrate, and who created "discomfort and disjointedness in some neighborhoods".

Göktas asserted that Erdoğan had led Turkey to a period of unprecedented freedom and human rights, and noted, "The reforms realized by A.K. Party governments have certainly created discomfort for some circles that have been benefitting from anti-democratic practices in past decades".

So instead of embracing me to elevate both our positions, she created discomfort and uncertainty around me.

Comments which seemed to be a compliment, but which created discomfort in the recipient or bystander.

We are hearing the death rattle of a shrinking group (and some of their offspring and political bedfellows) of resentful, mostly white citizens who have been simmering for decades over sex, drugs, rock and roll, civil rights, feminism, gay rights and/or any number of other changes that created discomfort for them.

Because of the face-to-face nature of the data collection, we might have created discomfort for the participants.

Is creating "discomfort" a fundamental part of your creativity?

To rescue the medical center, Levy had to create discomfort.

Asking "what if" questions about the future may create discomfort, since answers are often not obvious.

The proposals are significant and will create discomfort in some otherwise comfortable corporate boardrooms.

By saying, "I'm in the elevator," you are still creating discomfort amongst the tenants.