Sentence examples similar to foster discomfort from inspiring English sources
But to do so without the considered judgment of his nation would only have fostered division at home and discomfort abroad.
The work of disability advocates and the mainstreaming of children with special needs in schools and in the wider society has fostered more awareness of — and less discomfort with — disabilities.
And fostering organisations have been discomforted with Narey's observations.
The two founded Microsoft in 1975, and they had screaming matches over everything from Allen's desire to pursue pure research to his discomfort with the ferocious atmosphere Gates fostered.
Part of loving someone is fostering their growth as a person, and pain and discomfort are an inescapable part of growth in this life.
Therefore, the best habit you can foster within yourself is the practice of becoming familiar with discomfort.
I empathize with the principal's discomfort with today's fashion and her desire to foster an environment conducive to learning.
Gastrointestinal discomfort.
