Sentence examples for uncomfortable phase from inspiring English sources

Next to the 12-year-old star of "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer," Jordana Beatty, the movie's poster features Aunt Opel, played by Heather Graham, who, caught between sexpot and mom roles, is in a similarly uncomfortable phase.

From the age of 19 to 26, during an uncomfortable yet curiously exhilarating phase when I had not yet decided exactly what I wanted, when I was still snatching tasters from the sampling tray of life.

The Brazil-born forward looked uncomfortable in the opening phase of the match, and was replaced by Adrian Lopez.

In addition, Trump could become vulnerable to having to answer many uncomfortable questions about himself in the discovery phase of a trial, a position he presumably doesn't want to be in. .

It is clear that older patients' healthcare is more oriented toward problem-solving phases of care; however, physicians feel uncomfortable if patients' subjective dimensions (i.e., points of view and expectations) are expressed in shared decision-making.

For the fervent supporters of these straight-talking insurgents, this phase of weasel-worded backtracking is particularly uncomfortable.

It's a phase that makes both parents and Hollywood executives uncomfortable: neither Drew Barrymore in "E.T".

Therein lies the biggest challenge: that even the best, even those who make it, have an uncomfortable "next"; that the prime of one's career is just a phase, fleeting.

At the beginning it's natural to feel uncomfortable being consumed by this dream world, but it's just a phase.

This may be due to the hormonal changes, due to uncomfortable night sweats or due to the stress of transitioning into a new phase of life.

Once again England find themselves in one of their looking-forward phases, just earlier than normal and with enough deja vu for it to feel as uncomfortable as wet trousers.