Sentence examples similar to supposedly uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

According to your story, Sgt. Smith's getting into the ball turret was supposedly difficult and uncomfortable.

But they were also the ultimate expression of sex that men wanted and women gave: supposedly "unfeminist," unreciprocated, gross, uncomfortable, heavy with unspoken power dynamics.

Always carry a hand sanitizer with you and act uncomfortable when somebody is supposedly spreading their germs to you.

Several cadets told me in telephone interviews that nonbelievers at the academy can indeed be made to feel uncomfortable, and that benedictions at supposedly nonreligious events refer to "God, Our Father" in a way that certainly doesn't respect all faiths.

On recent form perhaps Derby's fragile demeanour was to be expected but the manner in which they allowed supposedly lesser opponents to take the initiative for long, uncomfortable spells was still alarming.

In this uncomfortable yet simple way, we all have, supposedly, a direct line to our own wisdom source.

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The uncomfortable subtext is that one culture is supposedly better than the other, but the answer depends on who's asking.

In such a supposedly tolerant and accepting place, people are still made to feel uncomfortable displaying affection towards their partners or friends.

The uncomfortable undercurrent in Italy's relationship with Balotelli is one of the reasons he supposedly found it easier to be in England.

I have rarely felt more uncomfortable, and it was certainly the most uncomfortable I have ever felt in a supposedly progressive, queer space.