Sentence examples for uncomfortable happens from inspiring English sources

Something uncomfortable happens when a newspaper decides to explain its decisions – something unpersuasively pious (mea culpa, in my time as an editor) – and here I felt it had no reason to.

Even more shocking, perhaps, is the fact that much of the harassment – from sexual jokes or taunts, to unwanted sexual attention, touching or images that made them uncomfortable – happens at school; the last place in the world many parents, sick with fear over the new dangers of the internet or the increased sexualisation of music videos, would look.

"There's a scene where a character walks out of a room, and something pretty uncomfortable happens," Reznor said.

Last week, something massive, unpredictable and profoundly uncomfortable happened that changed everything.

There is an uncomfortable glitch happening in the national gay dialogue.

The woman who originally complained told the captain: "We feel uncomfortable – something happened in Germany.

The reader knows immediately that this will be a novel in which uncomfortable things happen and that mating will be among its concerns.

Some of the adjectives used to describe her impressions upon awakening are: "foul," "ragged," "naked," "musky," "sweating," "hairy," "sluggish," "rigid," "blurred". The reader knows immediately that this will be a novel in which uncomfortable things happen and that mating will be among its concerns.

But this should also mean that HR is empowered to report uncomfortable things happening on the ground — and make recommendations — to executive management.

A person in a first-time relationship is as naive as any milk-gulper: Just give it some time, as lactose meeting a Lactaid-less gut, and unexpected, uncomfortable things happen.

It's uncomfortable, for there happens to be only one groove on the block, but the savage chief consents.