Sentence examples for expressing discomfort from inspiring English sources

For months Judge Jackson had been expressing discomfort at the fact that he alone was making all the judgments in this important case.

Mr. Fossella, who was not alone in expressing discomfort with the situation, said that he had done "the right thing by sticking with Bush".

Smart-gun entrepreneurs also have to overcome consumer skepticism, with some gun owners expressing discomfort with digital technology and fears about possible malfunctions – such as the gun failing to fire in a crucial moment of self-defense.

I remember writing privately to the leaders of Stop the War expressing discomfort over signs equating the Star of David with the swastika and headbands glorifying suicide bombing, and getting an extremely hostile (and self-righteous) response for my trouble.

After Mr. Farage said that he was only expressing discomfort "at the rate and pace of change and numbers of people coming to London," the interviewer with the talk radio station LBC, James O'Brien, pointed out that Mr. Farage's wife is a German and presumably speaks the language in his presence.

The curious thing is that a solid cadre of regulars, the runners who make this race go, were expressing discomfort at running in a city where people lack electricity or cannot go home or have seen death and injury up close.

But others expressed discomfort with the idea.

Some other Republicans have also expressed discomfort.

Google executives have expressed discomfort with the filtering agreement.

Nevertheless, some policy experts expressed discomfort with the situation.

At the meetings, some officials also expressed discomfort at the price of crude oil.