Sentence examples for it's discomfiting from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean that Mr. Williams isn't funny, only that it's discomfiting that so many children's films depend on voices that are funny only because they exploit ethnic and racial stereotypes.

It's discomfiting to think that the woman who's making Joe Biden seem suave is second in line to the presidency.

It's discomfiting to feel that you have lost power as others have gained equal footing, even if you were never entitled to dominance in the first place.

But after arguing in support of the rule of law in places like Guantánamo it's discomfiting to see it blithely dismissed.

And frankly, it's discomfiting to feel that I'm helping Africa by exposing such catastrophes, and then have African leaders complain — as they do — that such reporting undermines their access to foreign investment and their ability to expand their economies and overcome poverty.

"For many Instagram users it's discomfiting to see a giant company they distrust purchase a tiny company they adore — like if Coldplay acquired Dirty Projectors, or a Gang of Four reunion was sponsored by Foxconn".

Mr. Wampach recreated scenes from both movies, and later offered a longer clip from the Waters film: it was discomfiting to see how easily Saturday's audience responded with laughter to these characters, so riddled as they are with racist and sexist ideas.

The essay does its best work, he wants to argue, when it is discomfiting and not readily defensible, which is to say when it is wearing a disguise.

But Siemi's conversion from reluctant to joyful killer is totally ineffective, and it is discomfiting to watch the accomplished Boyd Gaines struggle to make sense of this transparent part.

I dug my heels in and said, 'OK, I am thick.'" He was moved to a strict London crammer: "I disliked being in London – it was discomfiting.

I dug my heels in and said, 'OK, I am thick.'" He was moved to a strict London crammer: "I disliked being in London – it was discomfiting.