The transvaginal ultrasound would have been rather uncomfortable".
He said, deadpan, as always: "Yes, it is rather uncomfortable".
"It has been rather uncomfortable these last few days, having to share a room with my colleague here in this bloody awful heat.
As well as the disadvantage of having to pay as you go, the help line is rather uncomfortable to use if you're after "work music" at your computer - straining my neck much longer would have necessitated a physio appointment.
That's rather uncomfortable to just about anyone but Motorola.
Although I'm rather uncomfortable with actually giving advice to people, I do realize that I am a role model for many of my students, especially because there haven't been any other women professors in my department.
Bill Clinton kept the country out of war and made it prosper for eight years, despite the fact that he had no more military experience than Obama and was rather uncomfortable around generals.
Hence, a patient is very likely to follow the initial recommendation of his general practitioner and then fail to show up for an appointment if the test is said to be rather uncomfortable.
But I'm rather more uncomfortable with the idea that the police are equipped to curate art exhibitions.
"If you're talking about our intelligence community tolerating -- if not promoting -- drugs to pay for black ops, it's rather an uncomfortable thing to do when you're an establishment paper like the Post," Farah told me.
