Sentence examples for were slightly uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Panellist Helen Fraser, chief executive of Girls' Day School Trust GDSTT), which has chosen "bold" as one of its core values, said it was important for an organisation to be challenged by its values, and it was useful if those values were slightly uncomfortable and counterintuitive.

The shots can be slightly uncomfortable, and there is potential for swelling, pain, and redness for one week.

So being slightly uncomfortable, whether or not by choice, can push us to achieve goals we never thought we could.

Mr. Gordeev added that he was slightly uncomfortable with the amount of attention he had drawn for his preservationist activity.

It was slightly uncomfortable viewing for someone like me, though our chaos is usually a little more controlled.

I'm slightly uncomfortable with that - particularly because, as Nasser Hussain points out, Owais Shah has gone off the field with an 'injury'injury

"I love the idea of taking people to places where you're slightly uncomfortable at first, but once you settle in you feel at home," he says.

If Savea is slightly uncomfortable with the Lomu comparison – "It's always an honour to hear that kind of talk, but my focus is on this game," he said, fascinatingly – it is not difficult to trace its provenance.

"One wouldn't be surprised that it is slightly uncomfortable because I think China is struggling with some of those very big issues about what is the relationship between the state and the law, what comprises the state," he said.

As she is strictly the musical half of their partnership — Stew is the font of words, as evidenced by his Tony Award for best book of a musical — Ms. Rodewald is slightly uncomfortable about having to speak up for herself.

When I was growing up the only mainstream female technically literate role model for me on TV was Judith Hann from Tomorrow's World!" She also wonders if it might be "slightly uncomfortable for men to see a woman weld well".