Sentence examples for even more uncomfortable when from inspiring English sources

You might have one or two nights of weird kinky sex, if that, but having to break things off with someone is even more uncomfortable when you share a fridge and you choked them to near-unconsciousness a few nights previous, and they end up spending the remainder of the year paying rent for their room while living in a different house 12 miles away.

I don't like to admit I don't know something or understand how to do something, and feel even more uncomfortable and sheepish when I ask for help promoting my work.

The omnipresence of private security and law enforcement (more than usual because Pride, Orlando) made me feel even more uncomfortable (and not in the same way I usually associate feeling uncomfortable when police are around from a... well... because-Black-man kind of way).

"When you try to be populist, people become even more uncomfortable," he said.

Overt bias certainly exists, but there is also a growing body of scientific literature that's revealing an even more uncomfortable truth — deep-seated unconscious biases help steer our thinking and behavior — even when we don't realize it.

Singers and musicians, baking under spotlights, are even more uncomfortable; most orchestras still insist that men players wear dinner jackets and bow ties, even when performing in a microclimate that resembles the Amazonian rainforest.

When you add racial difference to the powder-keg of online communication, it becomes even more uncomfortable.

When the play opens, he's asleep on a park bench, his long body made even more uncomfortable by his bespoke suit.

When I was eventually allowed to board the plane, the glares from other passengers made the experience even more uncomfortable.

That made it even more uncomfortable.

The politicians looked even more uncomfortable.