Sentence examples for overtly uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Louis D. Boccardi, president and chief executive office of The Associated Press, was overtly uncomfortable about testifying and made this the major point of his opening remarks.

Several women who attended church meditation groups said that Father Ordonez had touched them in ways that, while not overtly sexual, made them uncomfortable, Mr. Lasso said.

"In Britain we're in general quite uncomfortable with politicians overtly expressing their religious beliefs.

Decked out in a tight red dress and thigh-high Ariana Grande boots, Kimmy checks herself out in the mirror, clearly uncomfortable with her overtly sexual appearance.

People I met were never overtly racist, but they seemed strangely uncomfortable and I honestly couldn't figure out why.

It is still too uncomfortable to wield unilateral power overtly.

Geithner is a numbers guy and a policy maker, rather than a politician, and when we met he seemed uncomfortable saying anything that might be construed as overtly political; although he had visited Ohio twice to promote the president's policies, he made no mention of it.

We do have a more overtly Christian compline in the evening, but if anyone present is uncomfortable with that, we simply revert to silence.

Perhaps, under the shadow of encroaching Nazism, there was no longer such enthusiasm for a book that was overtly sympathetic to German culture, and through which there runs an uncomfortable vein of anti-semitism.

"There were also descriptions of physical gestures that were not overtly sexual but that made women who experienced or witnessed them uncomfortable and that they regarded as improper in a professional relationship".

A few students have said they felt uncomfortable walking across campus wearing a Star of David or any other overtly Jewish symbol during the week.