Sentence examples for proved uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

But the sudden swivelling of the spotlight in her direction proved uncomfortable, and she returned to her former position.

The secret burials of Russian paratroopers killed in Ukraine, only to be disavowed by the Russian state, have proved uncomfortable.

At the White House on Tuesday, the debate over procedural tactics proved uncomfortable for President Obama's press secretary, Robert Gibbs.

But the mask proved uncomfortable, cutting her mouth and tongue so badly, and impeding her breathing, that she discarded it after the first night.

This has proved uncomfortable for the Tories as the target appeared to move further from their grasp with every new batch of data.

It proved uncomfortable viewing for the Londoner.

The coming meeting in Los Cabos, Mexico, could prove uncomfortable for Mr. Obama.

The attention should prove uncomfortable to the Australian government.

A public battle over the status of Mr. Snowden could prove uncomfortable for the Obama administration.

If the procedure proves uncomfortable, it just shows you're not open enough.

("You agreed to this article," Lipsky reminds Wallace more than once, when his line of questioning proves uncomfortable).