Sentence examples for feel uncomfortable having from inspiring English sources

"Ask them, 'Did you ever feel uncomfortable having them over?' " he said.

I feel uncomfortable having to say so, but I feel it's partially plain old sexism.

If you feel uncomfortable having a beer with children around, maybe you have guilt issues with your own alcohol consumption.

I didn't want it to feel uncomfortable having an adult acting a child – it needed to be an adult who was still in touch with their inner child".

While on average 24% of EU citizens declared that they would feel "uncomfortable" having Roma neighbours, in Italy this rose to 47%, and where the average number of people with Roma friends was 14%, in Italy this was a mere 5%.

You may feel uncomfortable having a gap on your résumé.

Gradually, he explained, "I felt uncomfortable having something on my head that was not part of me".

After Ceil told him about the photos, Jack had felt uncomfortable having to press her for what was, in her word — or was it Dom's?

After Ceil told him about the photos, Jack had felt uncomfortable having to press her for what was, in her word or was it Dom's?—a simple "vanilla" photo, and he never brought it up again.

Janet Davies agrees: "Women are less likely to apply for jobs where the salary is undisclosed and often feel uncomfortable about having to give their salary details upfront, for fear of being offered less than they are worth.

But he cautions that surgeons might feel uncomfortable not having direct control over shape-changing implants.