Sentence examples for much uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

TweetKnot received a message yesterday from Facebook's User Operations team in response to an infringement notice from Twitter which shows that it is still very much uncomfortable with developers using the term, or at least this particular developer.

By definition, an annoyance is minor, which makes your blood-boiling reaction that much more uncomfortable.

Then a report from ESPN's Outside the Lines, published Sunday, made it that much more uncomfortable.

The total amount of capital held by European insurers would not change much (an uncomfortable echo of the intended neutral impact of the Basel 2 regime).

"It takes longer to dress formally, it's more expensive to dress formally, it's more expensive to clean formal attire, and it's much more uncomfortable to dress formally.

Imagining yourself in the place of a bomber pilot, or a drone operator thousands of miles away from the target, is a much less uncomfortable image than imagining yourself in a torture dungeon.

Borussia Dortmund's courageous pressing in the first 30 minutes had made it a much more uncomfortable evening than Bayern had anticipated; Jürgen Klopp's pre-match threat "of pulling them down to our level" had looked like it may come true.

This results in the advent of harmful light in quantitative and qualitative ways; too much light, uncomfortable glare, and UV penetration.

But what this series of scandals has forced us to confront is a much more uncomfortable truth.

The possibility of pro-Western regime change in the natural-gas-rich Iran makes the Kremlin much more uncomfortable.

It would fit as discreetly under pants as an Ace bandage, yet provide the support of a much bigger, uncomfortable brace.