Sentence examples for equally uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush seemed equally uncomfortable on gun control.

The jazz players seemed equally uncomfortable with European foursquareness.

The obsequious service that accompanied these elaborate meals was making us equally uncomfortable.

I suppose both parties were equally uncomfortable with pursuing the matter and left it at that.

They were joined by Dissenter workingmen who were equally uncomfortable with traditional culture.

"The format idea makes everyone equally uncomfortable," he joked, referring to his pairings.

Her husband, an equally uncomfortable-looking Keith Urban, nodded in agreement.

Once the credits began rolling I had the same overwhelming what-the-hell feeling that I did when I saw Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin" earlier this year -- an equally bizarre and uncomfortable film that sends your mind reeling.

Equally emblematic is the uncomfortable colloquy between Vanya and Elena in the same act, when his ardent confession of love is met by Elena with impatient bewilderment.

The shows made audiences uncomfortable, and equally fascinated, most controversially in 1995 when he referenced the ravaging of Scotland by England by showing brutalized women in a collection called "Highland Rape".

Yet standing out too much in the saturated marketplace can result in something that's disastrously uncomfortable or equally forgettable, like the design for the 2012 London Olympics, which was criticized for resembling a Nazi symbol.