Sentence examples for largely uncomfortable with from inspiring English sources

Western culture is still largely uncomfortable with bisexuality.

The first cabin hosted more than a million (largely uncomfortable) overnight visitors before they headed off for the summit, and the park is hoping for equal success with the latest iteration.

After a week of dressing in clothes that did not flatter me and were largely uncomfortable, I cared a little less about these judgey glares from people I'd never want to hang out with.

The voting age was lowered during the Vietnam War, for example, largely because Americans were uncomfortable with a democracy that forced 18-year-olds to die for their country but denied them suffrage.

Though there are signs that some in the entertainment industry are increasingly uncomfortable with its largely out-of-town donations, the pattern has been clear for years: Homelessness in Santa Monica is eschewed in favor of starvation in Darfur, health care in South Los Angeles draws less than a search for cancer cures.

{But the largely male golf crowd seems uncomfortable with overt sexual imagery and frat-house hooting.} Fading stars like Nick Faldo and Tom Watson sign autographs for knots of Japanese buyers.

The Devils were outshot, 29-17, and largely outplayed, but they were not uncomfortable with that.

Many felt that Howard had been unfairly singled out because the largely white college sports hierarchy was uncomfortable with a team of black players winning the national championship.

In competitive businesses, this would be called 'following the customer' – the Leahy maxim – public services and political models are largely not responsive to customers and uncomfortable with the mass observation that the internet brings.

According to residents, many of its citizens are socially conservative, uncomfortable with gay marriage and largely opposed to abortion.

The tea party folks have largely bought into that belief, but still are uncomfortable with Republicans who appear to be too much in thrall to big business.