Sentence examples for visible discomfort from inspiring English sources

Azarenka's visible discomfort was apparent from the first game of the match.

With the score at deuce, she sought treatment courtside, stretched out on a towel in visible discomfort as a trainer examined and then taped her leg.

Although he has accumulated an art star's following, "It doesn't mean my work's understood the way it's intended to be understood," Mr. Kelley said with visible discomfort.

I need to talk more about that.' " (After the interview, the Times ran a story, with Keller's as the second byline, about Kerry's "visible discomfort in discussing religion").

Wang berated the journalist's question as "full of prejudice against China and arrogance" and as "totally unacceptable", to the visible discomfort of global affairs minister of Stephane Dion, who stood next to him.

Can this be the same Vladimir Putin who stood and bantered -- albeit with visible discomfort -- at the side of a folksy George W. Bush, fielding questions from Texas teenagers?

The bigger and deeper the social transformation, the more visible the discomfort of those who want to preserve the status quo and the louder the backlash coming from them".

For locations with non-visible areas, the relationship between passenger visibility and discomfort is studied.

Suddenly, without any visible sign of discomfort, Muamba collapsed while playing for the Bolton Wanderers against Tottenham Hotspur in an F.A. Cup quarterfinal in London.

Starc was the standout bowler for the tourists during their 169-run defeat in the first Test in Cardiff, taking seven wickets, but showed visible signs of discomfort during England's first innings and requiring a cortisone injection to complete the match.

During this time, the devil drank water and showed no visible signs of discomfort, leading scientists to believe that sweating and evaporative cooling is its primary means of heat dissipation.