Sentence examples for grows uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Everyone slowly grows uncomfortable.

Her eyes darken beneath her cropped fringe when she grows uncomfortable and you sense that you wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of her.

But she does not think of herself as a feminist, and she grows uncomfortable with any questions about her views on social issues, including her support for abortion rights, which diverges from the president's position.

Due to rewrites of the play, Sunny's new character has to kiss Zeke too and Sunny grows uncomfortable again.

In 1989, after a night in New York spinning "rare groove" (obscure funk and soul, as he finds out after taking the gig despite being completely unfamiliar with the term), he heads to Martha's Vineyard to lead a bible study group including his girlfriend, and grows uncomfortable among New England rich kids.

Sigit grows uncomfortable talking about that period in his life.

Business titans grew uncomfortable.

He grew uncomfortable, however, with some of the things he was asked to do.

Other A.N.C leaders have also grown uncomfortable with the Constitutional Court's fearless independence.

"They grow uncomfortable when these subjects tell mainstream truths to sociologists".

Party strategists have been growing uncomfortable with the tag of being to the left of Labour.