Sentence examples for uncomfortable air from inspiring English sources

If we want a world with cheap (if uncomfortable) air travel and amazing smartphones, then bless the market.

Their first meeting had about it the uncomfortable air of a professional approach, and a strange one at that.

All subjects have a robust startle response when the blue screen is on, which reflects the fact that they are tensing up in anticipation of that uncomfortable air puff.

He refused to discuss the matter (the only subject he declined to entertain other than his children), but two former government officials suggested that his deep ties to Wall Street created an uncomfortable air at a time when, among other things, the scandal over bonuses at A.I.G. had just erupted.

"There was no uncomfortable dead air," the bride recalled.

"It's a great place if you're single and independently wealthy," said Dr. Martin, 45, a self-described "backwoods botanist" from Lansing, Mich., who is uncomfortable with air kisses and cocktail chatter.

Apologising for your walnut whip of a penis and claiming that "it's not normally like this" will be met with nothing more than a polite chuckle followed by prolonged uncomfortable dead air.

Such speculations about a war over Taiwan are, of course, uncomfortable to air publicly.

Our office was suddenly very uncomfortable, the air-conditioning always too cold.

"It will be a mess, probably operating in very uncomfortable, open-air conditions" with significant delays, Mr. Feldman said.

But he said he had also found a silver lining in the whole uncomfortable public airing of his missteps.