Sentence examples for uncomfortable sort of from inspiring English sources

In an uncomfortable sort of way".

I read at my desk in the morning, in an uncomfortable sort of way.

In 1940 Edward Hulton, the proprietor of Picture Post, said that Cudlipp was an uncomfortable sort of young man to meet.

New York Times reported it as "A Most Uncomfortable Sort of Road Devised at Chatham, N. J. [1].

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"India is very uncomfortable with that sort of thing," said Shyam Saran, a former foreign secretary.

I feel uncomfortable with this sort of food and don't believe it to be, how shall we say, genuine".

That resemblance grew when Frank Maguire, an ex-boss of Federal Express, made everyone stand up and hold hands, and said: "We're going to cross the road together".Brits are generally uncomfortable with this sort of thing.

Still, generalizations often contain enough truth to make us uncomfortable, and to sort of keep us honest.

Since the Vietnam War, America has been uncomfortable building the sort of nakedly bold symbols of national will that are now cropping up all over the Chinese capital.

If I had the chance to do it differently, would I? Probably not -- because, like most educators, I feel uncomfortable drawing that sort of attention to myself.