Sentence examples for discomfort because from inspiring English sources

I understand the discomfort, because I felt it too.

Recent events increased discomfort because in many ways, liberalism's international future is at stake.

None of my thinking capacity was taken up by worrying about discomfort because there was none.

Subsequently, though, he made the decision to surmount his discomfort because he thought it might serve his political ends.

"People feel defensive, as though they've done something wrong – that their pet is suffering discomfort because of something they did.

"Some," he recalled, "said they would suffer discomfort because they would get back to their room and it would be extremely hot".

We know of these discomforts because two diaries — one kept by a percussionist, the other by a string player — recently came to light in the course of research by the orchestra's latter-day principal flutist Gareth Davies.

Ms. Schnaider had the tube removed early, not because of discomfort, but because she was losing too much weight, reaching 127 pounds, 10 pounds down, in eight days.

The discomfort existed because it felt like we were doing something, on a large scale, that we'd sworn not to.

But with the first tilting trains and extra speed came great discomfort – partly because of a trick the eyes play on the brain.

I mean, it's disgusting that people are faced with financial ruin (and perhaps criminal charges) or merely financial discomfort simply because they've downloaded some Lady Gaga song.