Sentence examples for discommode from inspiring English sources

He wanted to advance towards greater equality without ever quite getting there in a way that might discommode his present style of life.

Whenever any work is done to ponds these days, whether near a river, on a farm, or even on the dewponds of the Downs, precautions have to be taken not to discommode these newts because they are said to be rare.

It's discommoding to realise that Burma (or Albania, or Macedonia) could be jettisoned while BBC Arabic TV and Persian TV (launched with clear purpose by HMG, an extra £35m lobbed into the pot) expand – and try to meet targets they've failed to reach thus far.

But hang on a moment, because all this black and white stuff leaves out one discommoding part of the argument.

In 1797, residents complained of "the number of Hay-Boats landing collectively... discommoding the Market, and Wood-Boats and other Vessels, which resort in great Numbers to said Wharf and Bason".

The formal charge was "discommoding a sidewalk," a crime sounding more relevant to dogs than to seminarians.