Sentence examples for grows more uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

"The national situation, which grows more uncomfortable as each week passes, demands that the issue be put to the people in a general election so that her majesty can summon a new parliament to tackle the challenges before us all," he said in his letter to the three party leaders.

Even some Democrats seemed to grow more uncomfortable with Mr. Rangel's continued presence in the House.

"Wait, why'd you take off your coat?" I said, growing more uncomfortable with our intrusion by the minute.

But the sofabed — with foam-on-a-board construction — seemed to grow more uncomfortable the longer I lay on it.

That, however, has not come, even as signs multiply that the administration is growing more uncomfortable with what Mr. Sharon is doing.

The ceiling is within reach, and I grow more uncomfortable the closer it gets.

Within minutes we had completed our tasks and smugly returned to our companions, who were still in line and growing more uncomfortable by the moment.

Hispanics in America influence the future of the US economy yet this conversation remains quiet as corporations grow more uncomfortable with this time-sensitive issue.

Likewise, nude psychotherapy is unlikely to make a comeback in the US any time soon, especially when you consider that, if anything, Americans have only grown more uncomfortable with nudity in recent years.

As the silence grew more and more uncomfortable, the offstage cues became louder and louder.

But as each person streamed in, approaching him and shaking his hand, he grew more and more uncomfortable.