Our pictures made people feel very uncomfortable much of the time.
"This is crazy, uncomfortable, much too hot, and not the way to start a weekend," said Tim Hathaway, 41, a financial analyst, who was aboard a ferry from Hoboken, wearing the look most commuters have at the end of the workday: bloodshot eyes, disheveled suit, menacing gaze.
Things will get uncomfortable, that much is guaranteed, but if you stick it out, there's really not that much that debt collectors can do.
Lepchenko definitely made Kerber uncomfortable for much of the contest with her aggressive baseline game, using her heavy forehand to bully Kerber, the world No. 8, around the court.
"Rashad didn't interpret the Koran" but just stated facts that were uncomfortable to much of the Muslim world, he said, including that worship of the Prophet Muhammad alongside God is a form of idolatry.
My feelings are too uncomfortable, too much like an itchy shirt that needs to be taken off, and so I do things that distract me – eat, shop, shout or go to sleep.
If reading the words – "We scythed down the Swedish invaders like grass on parched soil" or "In our native Russia no enemy shall survive" – felt uncomfortable, how much more disturbing to find that, in the hours since we entered the Albert Hall, Turkey had battled an attempted coup.
The Taliban are uncomfortable with much of what goes on behind the high walls of the aid workers' compounds: the mingling of unmarried men and women, the beat of rock 'n' roll, the ending of a hard day with a stiff drink.
Common responses in relation to comprehension and understanding of testing and the concept "inconvenient" from all rounds reflected the belief that this would be "difficult", "not easy", "uncomfortable", "too much trouble with 3 samples" and that there would not be "time".
And Frank recently had surgery that left him uncomfortable during much of the trip.
This little girl's eyes made me uncomfortable, so much that I couldn't get her out of my head.
