Sentence examples for uncomfortable clothes from inspiring English sources

She's too young to wonder what it means that they're wearing the uncomfortable clothes, too.

I will quit wearing make-up and buying uncomfortable clothes because they look good.

Wearing uncomfortable clothes on purpose is an example of what former Princeton hockey player and Nobel Prize winner Michael Spence taught economists to call 'signalling.' You have to do it to show that you take your official responsibilities seriously.

They're jetting around town in uncomfortable clothes, attending not just a slew of parties, but also back-to-back shows that almost always start late and are more often than not pretty boring.

Perilously high heels, most obviously, but also whacking great handbags, constrictive clothes, flat-out uncomfortable clothes, clothes that only look good on the very thin, and incapacitatingly expensive price tags.

Above all, it has, caught in a manhunt, a small, fat man, sweating in uncomfortable clothes — the sexual psychopath who murders little girls — interpreted by Peter Lorre with a spark of genius.

And Arky references a "red flags" list from the SPD Foundation that cites "Irritable when being dressed; uncomfortable in clothes" as a warning sign for infants and toddlers.

I always blamed the heat for feeling uncomfortable in dress clothes and the size of the park on why all of my joints hurt.

And the closest Caland and her husband came to a permanent rupture was when Caland, who was uncomfortable in Western clothes, started walking around Beirut in a kaftan.

Sounds easy enough, but I was pretty uncomfortable in "girls" clothes.

James is in civilian clothes, uncomfortable and out of sorts, dazed by the rows of dairy products and brand-name breakfast cereal.