Sentence examples for uncomfortable burden from inspiring English sources

The prize may be an uncomfortable burden for Obama, but maybe, for the rest of us, that's not so bad.

An uncomfortable burden of unspoken thoughts infuses these exchanges, which gives the play what little urgency it has.

The admiral's first questions were "How is your business?" and "How is your stock?" The uncomfortable burden of his interrogation was: "Will Sun survive?"Things are different now.

The right literary reference, the right hi-fi gear, and voilà: the freedom to go home alone, unswung, to a bit of light fiction, corny jokes and an airbrush that liberated the white-collar male from the uncomfortable burden of human curiosity.

India's finances look solid when it is motoring along at close to double digits and weak when it is expanding at half that rate.Given all this an uncomfortable burden of expectation now sits on the shoulders of the RBI, one of the few government institutions in India that commands respect, albeit grudgingly from some business folk.

It's an uncomfortable burden, but there are places you can go to mix with other people who don't expect you to be the golden boy/girl.

The absence of Bailey has rendered NMTB rudderless; with his departure, the fact that Jupitus is a nice bloke but not particularly funny is made painfully obvious, while Amstell seems increasingly uncomfortable with the burden of being the sole comedian on the show, and is less funny for it.

It was a tearful conversation, but I did not want her burdened with an uncomfortable choice later.

It was uncomfortable and I felt like a burden to him.

Fleshy, creased, with unfocused eyes and a prominent overbite, he has the dyspeptic expression of a man burdened with thoughts and uncomfortable posing in formal getup.

But it is still remarkably telling how uncomfortable the series becomes with the burdens of 9/11: no sooner is the Islamic bomb found and safely exploded, than Americans become the bad guys.