Sentence examples for things get uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Instead, say his detractors, Cameron has developed a nasty habit of letting his ministers hang out to dry once things get uncomfortable.

And Anastasia isn't that far a cry from Megan; just replace Megan's dignity, ambition and self-respect with unrepentant masochism and a tendency to mutter "Double crap!" when things get uncomfortable.

Jealousy poisons the atmosphere, and things get uncomfortable when Justine's nocturnal blood-hunts attract the attention of the police, but for the most part the eccentric senior citizens of "Linger Awhile" seem energized by their sci-fi experiment in nostalgia, happy to trade in their tattered-coat-upon-a-stickness for a lustier, more colorful, wider-screened sort of existence.

If things get uncomfortable, start singing the corresponding song that goes with the phrase.

And someone who will do the same thing when you're in a relationship and things get uncomfortable or tense.

White people need to stop whining every time things get uncomfortable because we people of color don't want to cater to and coddle them anymore.

Our conversation began smoothly, but, after a few minutes, he asked me if there would be any political angle to the article I wanted to write, and, when I said yes, things got uncomfortable.

(I tended to make a grand, nearly cinematic deal of flicking the bubbles away, as though to say, "Now, Mom, aren't you glad I was a junkie?") My mother was not the most serene person, but when things got uncomfortable, or frightening, she grew steadier.

But things got uncomfortable after he forgot to hit an ATM two days in a row, and the host began to wonder when he might get paid.

Things got uncomfortable, fast.

In canceling the program "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" right when things got uncomfortable, it seems to me that we all missed a real "teachable moment," and left a little girl to the wolves.