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Even if any right-thinking person would want Elba to set the geopolitical world to rights, there's something uncomfortable about watching him running around the French capital with a gun.
She seeks to follow Vernor's example, but this doesn't work either, and after discovering uncomfortable truths about him, she is left once again to her own devices.
In 1970, the year Pushkin died, Baryshnikov appeared in London, and from the way the London critics threw around the word "genius" I began to get an uncomfortable feeling about him: either he wouldn't live up to his notices or he would so fully justify them that he'd be, as a phenomenon, unrecognizable.
"He's reaching out to white women and white liberals who feel uncomfortable about voting for him, and if he makes himself look more tolerant to people of color or black people it'll make them feel a little bit better about voting for him".
If he asks you something that you feel uncomfortable about, just tell him, "I don't want to talk about that," or "Can we talk about something else?" If the boy really likes you, he will respect your decision to not share personal information.
"I was more worried about him feeling uncomfortable about it".
"We addressed a governance issue which was where Martyn was wearing two hats which everyone felt a bit uncomfortable about in terms of him being the interim chief executive as well as chairman of the board," added Murphy.
If 10 of us are sitting around in a room discussing a problem, and if they are my own team, I need to know who will become a better contributor to the meeting if I make him uncomfortable about his contributions, or his behavior, or his attitude, and whose contributions will diminish if I do this.
Norfolk has said he was "uncomfortable" about it, so good for him.
