Sentence examples for feel uncomfortable talking from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of the British public (67%) admit that they feel uncomfortable talking to disabled people.

But a recent YouGov poll revealed that nearly a third of us feel uncomfortable talking about mental health.

It kills more men under 45 than anything else and yet it's something many of us feel uncomfortable talking about.

Two-thirds of the British public admit that they actually feel uncomfortable talking to disabled people, according to separate Scope research.

"If you feel uncomfortable talking to the players, talk to the personnel manager," he said now, dispensing random advice at a couple of working lunches.

I feel uncomfortable talking about it, though, because – yes – over the years we actors have our opinions, but in the end there is an incredibly skilful team of writers working on it".

If the teacher makes you feel uncomfortable, talk to your parents, the dean or principal.

Ms. Schwartz said earlier she felt uncomfortable talking about customers.

Fareena Alam, the editor of the excellent British Muslim magazine Q-News, who wears a headscarf, tells me that she too feels uncomfortable talking to women in the niqab, because of that missing face-to-face contact.

I felt uncomfortable talking to my daughter about this because I probably shouldn't have been listening in on her conversation.

He failed to join the national fight against HIV/AIDS, ravaging African American communities, because he "felt uncomfortable talking about condoms," L.A. times reported in 2001.