Sentence examples for discomfiting experience from inspiring English sources

Watching McGowan as Savile in rehearsal is a distinctly discomfiting experience.

Standing there for 10 minutes was a discomfiting experience.

To find yourself inwardly cheering the Ku Klux Klan, as Ben's troops ride to the rescue, is a discomfiting experience but also a valuable one.

It should be a discomfiting experience, not a doubling down on what's easy and familiar.

It makes for a profoundly discomfiting experience, at least for those either sober or alert enough to notice it.

It exists bereft of meaning, which makes the experience somewhat discomfiting the moment you give it any distance.

So the principal experience of wearing a costume would not be the experience of festivity; rather, the costume produces the discomfiting feeling that someone higher ranking is nearby.

This is as discomfiting to watch on TV as it is to experience — as a parent or as a teen-ager — in real life.

But even these later, awkward sctions serve as a kind of document--living witness, however discomfiting, to a stage that a multitude of women are certainly experiencing.

The incendiary results — consistently funny but ultimately discomfiting — probably won't have you pestering your actor friends to repeat the experience.

Somewhere in our response to the experience of watching multiple hours of television there is, if not shame, the discomfiting feeling of being slightly out of control — compelled to continue not necessarily by our own desire or best interests but by the propulsive nature of the shows themselves.