Sentence examples for uncomfortable from high-quality English sources.

• It is uncomfortable for us."

• That is you feeling uncomfortable."

• The traffic was awful so the ride was very long & uncomfortable.

• “Wearing a piece of cloth, it’s a little uncomfortable,” she said.

• "That made me feel even more uncomfortable," Vill said.

• "The manager's got a saying - get comfortable being uncomfortable.

• "Politicians don't like uncomfortable scientists — they always want servile scientists," he told the AP.

• Buds can also feel uncomfortable when you put them in as the seal creates suction and pressure in the ear canal.

Use uncomfortable in a sentence.

• Everyone is uncomfortable—two of her co-stars vomit—but not quite uncomfortable enough to protest.

• Biden’s supporters said they would feel uncomfortable, compared with just 6 percent of President Trump’s supporters.

• She resented the expectation, while feeling uncomfortable about why the suggestion made her so uncomfortable.

• Yes, discussion of child sexual abuse is uncomfortable but nothing is more uncomfortable than the abuse itself.

• And so when she put on the bowler hat in his presence Franz felt uncomfortable, as if someone had spoken to him in a language he did not know.

• “Sexual and reproductive health is often denied to disabled people because we are uncomfortable with it – the result is those people become vulnerable,” Brook explains.

• "Is somebody isolating someone and pulling them off in a corner, does someone look uncomfortable, is somebody touching someone on a dance floor in a way that makes people feel uncomfortable?"

• We started by trying on each of the many, many headsets to rule out those that squeezed too hard, had uncomfortable headbands, had itchy or creaky earpads, or felt uncomfortable with glasses.

uncomfortable sentence examples

• And they want to use the women’s bathroom, but there are other women who are made uncomfortable — and not merely uncomfortable, but who would feel intruded upon if someone who still had male characteristics walked into their bathroom.

• "I'm the type of person in any situation, whether it's an audition or in work, if I feel uncomfortable, I'm going to walk away or let that person know they're making me feel uncomfortable," Hudgens said, adding, "If they don't respect that, they can go f--- off."

• “And that can be an uncomfortable place, and that’s good, it’s supposed to be uncomfortable,” he continued, explaining that mindfulness techniques such as meditation are not about “denying or getting rid of the anxiety and stress in life” but about “dealing with it”.

• Gaps in comfort levels also appear among different generations in Morning Consult's polling, where half of all Baby Boomers surveyed (people born between 1946 and 1964) said they were either "somewhat uncomfortable" or "very uncomfortable" returning to their previous routines — over ten percentage points more than the younger Gen X, Gen Z, and Millennial generations.