Sentence examples for sharp discomfort from inspiring English sources

"IUD" depicts unease and sharp discomfort at an unavoidably invasive device: at night, "The walk-in wardrobe's / coat-hangers cannon and tinkle, turning to hooks".

As the world "flattens," global proximity can yield discomfort and sharp retreat to local values.

(You must make your knife sharp and must not discomfort your animal during the slaughter).

"It wasn't a sharp pain or constant discomfort, but something wasn't right.

Never force a movement if you're experiencing sharp pain or more discomfort than usual in a joint.

But they're let down by the lack of character in Kylie's delivery, most notably on "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town", a posthumous duet with Frank Sinatra, where his easy, relaxed manner is in sharp contrast to her discomfort.

Freud's self-portraiture exposes at its sharpest his acute sense of the discomfort of being a person.

You must make your knife sharp and you must not discomfort your animal during the slaughter.

Republicans are now finding that despite public discomfort with homosexuality, sharp oratory may not be welcome either.

For those at the sharp end, it means further discomfort, which Jones pinpoints as the defining quality of a professional sportsman's existence.

The controversy fueled by the allegations against the outgoing ambassador, Husain Haqqani, brought into sharp relief the military's discomfort with him personally and its fears that he and American officials ultimately aimed to curtail the army's power.