Sentence examples for person uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Don't ask extremely personal questions or reveal personal information about yourself that might make the other person uncomfortable.

With the recent rise in computer science classes across all grades, we're starting to grow our personal vocabularies in ways that make the average person uncomfortable.

If you ask for feedback, you may make the other person uncomfortable.

Leave silences ones long enough to make the other person uncomfortable.

At the same time, "he is not a person uncomfortable in silence," said Noland Walker, who co-directed Mr. Bagwell's "Citizen King" (2004).

Jack Raykovitz, the head of the Second Mile, has now resigned; by his own admission, he heard, nine years ago, that someone had seen Sandusky doing something with a child that made that person uncomfortable.

Anything more personal may make the other person more uncomfortable, though.

Does the person seem uncomfortable about what she is saying?

"Cyberbullying" can mean any online conflict that makes a person feel uncomfortable.

It is never viewed as rude, and carries little risk of making the other person feel uncomfortable.

So if a person feels uncomfortable in a restaurant where carrying is permitted, he or she doesn't have to go there.