Sentence examples for somehow uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Yet critics have continued to argue that this latest revival feels somehow uncomfortable or, worse still, unlike a Bennett play.

And I do find this idea of a few wealthy people who view the pornography paying all of the restitution money to be somehow uncomfortable.

Traditional plaster casts are somehow uncomfortable to carry.

"The biggest culprits of this, really, are the younger demographic who just haven't been convinced that doing this is somehow morally uncomfortable.

But if it is a long term thing like they are being mistreated at home or they somehow feel uncomfortable living in the way they are then, gently advise them to seek help from a specialist (maybe someone at school that is a child welfare department).

But it's still uncomfortable somehow and someways when we're doing these ambient tracks sometimes that they're barely really trance anyway.

Yet the strengthened Portuguese defense somehow looked increasingly uncomfortable, lunging into tackles and thumping clearances anywhere.

It's somehow even more uncomfortable to watch Ms. Wilson, possibly because it is rare in this country to see that kind of crass physical comedy at the expense of a fragile, trusting character.

Fidgeting, she wrote, "makes the interviewer uncomfortable somehow, because they see how restless you are". .

His whole aesthetic is quite uncomfortable yet somehow enjoyable.

He had to rattle Dimitrov, somehow make him feel uncomfortable on the big stage.