Sentence examples for get uncomfortable about from inspiring English sources

Why not start today, on this day of discomfort, with letting yourself get uncomfortable about white privilege.

Don't do it to hard or it might get uncomfortable about it, and jump off of you.

Charlotte Rampling suggesting that anything could possibly be "racist against whites" is like someone saying that you drew on the white piece of paper with a white crayon... and also it's like saying "I'm dumb!" Moreover, if some white person gets uncomfortable about the Oscar boycott... good... and also... no one cares.

"Yeah, OK, but I get uncomfortable talking about that sort of thing," Daniels tells me in a cafe in downtown Washington.

"I understand that some people who are particularly sensitive to religious discrimination may get uncomfortable when people talk about their faith, but I find it both informative and encouraging," he added.

Please don't get uncomfortable when we talk about race, either in general or in the (sometimes humorous) context of our child.

"A show like 'Decoded' highlights why we need to break these subjects down, because there's a lot of people who don't understand and get uncomfortable when we talk about race," Ramsey told The Huffington Post.

But I always get uncomfortable when people know more about me than I know about them".

But as you start saying 'angry play about feminism', people get uncomfortable".

I get uncomfortable and self-conscious when talking about race, and I think that's a very good thing.

But I get uncomfortable when I read articles talking about a president wanting to run on national security, particularly when there doesn't seem to be any credible, sustained national security risk on the horizon.