Sentence examples for mortality that discomfits from inspiring English sources

It is the cycling of them over and over and over, with the blunt shifting from punditry to mortality, that discomfits us, and helps us recognize that this body is not just another mediated corpse.

And he made English the language of instruction for all courses, something that discomfits a significant fraction of the faculty.

That discomfiting thought underlies Jordan Kantor's latest solo, which takes a digital rake to Monet's "Haystacks".

This is that discomfiting feeling that the majority (i.e. white people generally, and white males in particular) has become a persecuted minority.

An employer also has a duty to protect the privacy of employees, particularly when it comes to information that might discomfit them.

That may discomfit more hawkish allies, especially the United Arab Emirates, who regard the Brotherhood, even in non-violent incarnation, as the source of jihadist ideology.

Sometimes, we encounter views that are discomfiting.

Time passing, mortality and all that.

Is that kind of discomfiting?

For that reason, the discomfiting focus on the role of the Jews should be welcome.

And comfort with yourself is such a powerful thing: when you're fine with something that is obviously discomfiting to someone else, you have so much more control.