Sentence examples for was both uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband, the "hell yes I'm tough enough" elicited an air-punch from my sofa, while Cameron's squirming over zero-hours contracts was both uncomfortable viewing and deeply satisfying.

Policy makers, even when respectful, shied away from employing him because the sweep of his vision was both uncomfortable (even when right) and beyond the outer limit of their immediate concerns on the tactical level.

All five Beatles, Williams and his wife Beryl, her brother Barry Chang, and "Lord Woodbine" were in the minivan, along with Georg Sterner Koschmiderr's translator and future waiter), making a total of ten people, which resulted in a journey that was both uncomfortable and dangerous.

Thus far, the journey towards self-discovery has been both uncomfortable and incredibly rewarding.

The experience of opening ourselves to others, engaging with difference, can be both uncomfortable, risky, surprising and liberating.

Independent senator Nick Xenophon and Democratic Labor party senator John Madigan are both uncomfortable with aspects of the bills but have said they will study them carefully before declaring how they will vote.

But the social network has never quite labeled itself as something analogous to a news organization, and it has been both uncomfortable with and unprepared to answer questions about whether it strives to adhere to journalistic ethics.

"The resulting 'yo-yoing' in temperature, as some of our research participants called it, is both uncomfortable and a waste of energy.

And even though that probably means few passengers will be forced into the second-class rear bucket seats, these are both uncomfortable (the bolstering is all wrong) and tough to reach.

Now we're both uncomfortable.

"When you finally manage to get him to the bar you are both uncomfortable, practically incapable of speaking," I go on.