Sentence examples for somewhat uncomfortable when from inspiring English sources

Sharp-edged miniature mirrors, which plate the hem of another, can render the garment "somewhat uncomfortable when walking".

This piercing can also be somewhat uncomfortable when wearing headphones, especially ear-buds.

Conversely, the research found that nonbelievers are reticent to discuss religion and 43percentt of them say they feel somewhat or very uncomfortable when the topic comes up.

She finally tells Chris, who seems very surprised and somewhat uncomfortable -- especially when they look at the photos together -- but assures her that he wouldn't change the way he felt about her based on her past.

In addition, more than half the women reported feeling somewhat or very uncomfortable when asking for the ECP at a pharmacy and less than half thought it was the role of the pharmacist to give women advice about contraception and sexually transmissible infections at the time the ECP is obtained.

To this day, I still feel somewhat uncomfortable around heterosexual men when I first meet them whether that is at work, in the supermarket or in an Uber.

That tracks closely with other poll results which showed that seventy percent of Americans were either "very uncomfortable" or "somewhat uncomfortable" with the Simpso/ Bowles plan when it was released.

Seventy percent of those polled were either "somewhat uncomfortable" or "very uncomfortable" with the Simpson Bowles proposal when it was released.

And can Democrats stick with the economic policy framework they adopted during the Clinton administration -- a somewhat uncomfortable marriage of fiscal responsibility and continued belief in activist government -- when the basis of that policy, the budget surplus, may be disappearing?

How comfortable do you think most people feel when they do have conversations about race with someone of another race -- very comfortable, somewhat comfortable, somewhat uncomfortable or very uncomfortable?

Talking About Race How comfortable do you personally feel when you have a conversation about race with someone of another race -- very comfortable, somewhat comfortable, somewhat uncomfortable or very uncomfortable?