Sentence examples for which uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

The reader knows immediately that this will be a novel in which uncomfortable things happen and that mating will be among its concerns.

I like "A Million Mutinies Now," "Among the Believers," and the long essay "The Crocodiles of Yamoussoukro," which, uncomfortable as they are in parts, also have the force of revelation.

The overall effect is very much on the head rather than the heart, and the up-ended conceit of a structure (a tough one to play) becomes mired in the endless, leaden thespian citations, from Oedipus to Hedda Gabler - a self-referential world into which uncomfortable emotions intrude, yet are never quite captured.

Every morning she takes us through two hours of vinyasa flow (a kind of continually moving routine that I slowly get the hang of), and for 90 minutes every evening we practise yin yoga, a stiller discipline in which uncomfortable poses are held for long periods to increase flexibility in the body's deep tissues.

Gogglebox!" which was uncomfortable.

I went to the appointment, which was uncomfortable, as he inserted a camera up my vagina.

There are some things which are uncomfortable to hear and which require tough decisions.

"Barbara plays everything close to the chest, which was uncomfortable the first season," Ms. Daly said.

But it suits the interests of managers to silence collective voices which speak uncomfortable truths to power.

"Strawberry Amazing," from a 2008 mixtape, "Mischief: The Mixtape," was a semi-successful attempt at resuscitating limp Lenny Kravitz ideas, held back by his band, which sounded uncomfortable and confused.

One country that is not avid for new sanctions is Italy, which is uncomfortable with the schism between Russia and the West.