Sentence examples for get a bit uncomfortable from inspiring English sources
Couldn't the red-meat stuff get a bit uncomfortable at Republican rallies?
Even the hard-core fans in the room seemed to get a bit uncomfortable.
Most phones with 4.3-inch or greater screens tend to get a bit uncomfortable.
Also, as much as I love the rectangular design of the phone, I will say the hard-cornered device can get a bit uncomfortable to hold during lengthy browsing sessions.
"I guess [our competitors] can get a bit uncomfortable sometimes," he tells me as we're drinking coffee in one of the more standard office-looking corners of Pionen.
This was a demo that kind of crossed the line from a tech presentation to a bit of a commercial, and you could feel the audience get a bit uncomfortable when one to many brands was touted - but the actual tech seemed to be a bit of an afterthoubght.
I helped her by getting her to put it on my finger, so I could apply it myself (I sense my audience getting a bit uncomfortable here, thinking they don't want to read details – but they are important, because you need to know that I cannot dress or feed myself – so support is an important part of helping my life to unfold).
When Kudrow stopped by HuffPost Live, she said things got a bit uncomfortable when her former "Friends" co-star David Schwimmer came on her show.
The skies might get a bit more uncomfortable.
