Sentence examples for uncomfortable hearing from inspiring English sources

It's not just that the capital is uncongenial for someone who, like Farage, feels uncomfortable hearing languages other than English.

Well, if I gave a copy of this book to a co-worker who decided she was offended, there are plenty of lines I would be uncomfortable hearing read to me by someone from the Human Resources Department: "You came to me this morning/ And you handled me like meat/ You'd have to be a man to know/ How good that feels how sweet".

I try to eat natural whole foods, but I always feel a bit uncomfortable hearing from organic food zealots and the anti-GMO crowd.

I'm uncomfortable hearing his life story, but he seems to need someone to listen.

Listening, just listening, without questions, with getting squirmy and uncomfortable hearing the story can be a powerful healing force.

Arab-American YouTube star Adam Saleh claims to have been kicked off a Delta flight from London to New York on Wednesday morning after passengers said they felt "uncomfortable" hearing him speak to his mother in Arabic.

Richard Heene looked uncomfortable upon hearing the comment, but later in the program said he was "appalled" at any suggestion that the incident had been staged.

She was saying "never mind, you'll be all right soon".' Some people, I say, are uncomfortable with hearing about tragedy and toenail clippings on the same show.

Ed Miliband seems to agree, focusing more on the economic impact of immigration on people at the lower end of the income scale, than on the broader cultural impact or, as UKIP leader Nigel Farage put it, feeling uncomfortable about hearing too many foreign voices on a train.

I think, again, there's something uncomfortable about hearing the sound of your own voice, and that may have something to do with it.

In fact, that's all we do, so if you like talking about ideas, and don't feel uncomfortable about hearing different beliefs and values, you'll be right at home.