Sentence examples for not comfortable speaking from inspiring English sources

"Where are your breasts?" Nguyen is not comfortable speaking with reporters, Kim Pawelek said.

If you are truly not comfortable speaking with someone directly, you may use the Princeton University Hotline to make a report anonymously.

Word also spread, among some in the press, that Aaron, who was not comfortable speaking in public, was not overly bright.

He is not comfortable speaking in English, communicating with his close associates in Gujarati and addressing crowds across the country, very effectively, in Hindi.

Mr. McKean, reached by telephone, seemed frustrated by the restrictions placed on him but said he was not comfortable speaking publicly about the situation.

If you're not comfortable speaking with a one-on-one visit format, you may want to look into whether or not your school offers support groups for students experiencing stress and anxiety around school.

"For example, some of the Spanish-speaking players who aren't comfortable speaking in English often times will seek out more treatment from one of our therapists that is more proficient in Spanish because they feel they can communicate better.

He didn't much care for his future sister-in-law and he wasn't comfortable speaking in public.

Some individuals wanted to be identified by only their first name or a middle name because they weren't comfortable speaking publicly about soon-to-be-criminalized behavior.

Borowy's mother Rosemary wasn't comfortable speaking out about the shooting, but the mother of Borowy's good friend told the station that the mother is in shock.

I doubted whether I could do this as I was not a good communicator and did not feel comfortable speaking with strangers.