Sentence examples for small discomfort from inspiring English sources

He's bothered by the "marble throne" — "it causes me no small discomfort to be near that thing".

That small discomfort did not mar the significance of the occasion: four and a half minutes after entering the station, the car had a fresh battery.

Recalling that Vegas trip while sitting at a MacBook Pro-dotted coffee shop in Brooklyn in March, McLean treated his shift from selling Obama to selling Caesars as a small discomfort that was necessary if he wanted to keep working on the technological advancements he and his colleagues developed on the campaign.

Taking a venous blood sample (25 mL) is a small discomfort, but safe.

But tolerating small discomforts rather than undergoing surgery or taking drugs might prove safer in the long run.

It wagers that for a younger generation more focused on food than on frippery, a scruffy setting, small discomforts and little tyrannies are acceptable — preferable, even — if they're reflected in the price.

Many families just accept the quirks and the small discomforts and keep hoping for the best.

Dogs are eager to please and will tolerate small discomforts to keep up with you, he adds, so if he's lagging behind or refusing to move, then he's extremely tired and you've pushed him too far.

We drink the water from our faucets (sometimes) and eat street food whose secret ingredient is salmonella without the smallest discomfort.

"A little discomfort is a small [price] to pay for a normal level of happiness!" writes Archibald Hart in Unmasking Male Depression.

Despite playing host to small numbers of parasites, worm recipients reported little discomfort.