Sentence examples for uncomfortable age from inspiring English sources

He was 27, which he described as "a dreadfully uncomfortable age for a middle-class cultural guerrilla".

Or is it because as people become more affluent, they do not require large numbers of children as a form of social security, as a way to procure a less uncomfortable old age?

In addition, having grown up knowing all 4 of my grandparents, and experiencing them as people with a sense of dignity and purpose, and also noting the respect they were given by their children and grandchildren — given all of that, I have never been the least bit uncomfortable with aging.

And just below the surface is an uncomfortable question about age and how long in Washington is too long.

Two readers wrote to me recently with similar quandaries: young sons, around middle-school age, uncomfortable with the language that's beginning to surround them at school.

The uncomfortable subject of age was front and center Monday when Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman gave their post-mortems on a season that came crashing down in Texas.

April tells Andy they can go to another bar, but Andy decides to go home instead, seemingly uncomfortable about their age difference.

If you're still suspicious or uncomfortable about their age, tell them so and decline.

Martin Amis's forthcoming novel The Pregnant Widow touches on the uncomfortable subject of ageing, one now preoccupying the writer, who turned 60 this August.

But the amount does not cover the cost of living and is linked to parental income, a situation PhD students find uncomfortable because their average age is 27 to 30.

Hu wasn't the only adult in the room uncomfortable with the new age of the Internet.