uncomfortably

If you felt deeply uncomfortable watching the Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday night, you were far from alone.

A lot of people have been living with things they don’t like and make them uncomfortable for a long time.

Some teachers say the races are so outside the bounds of a typical election that they are uncomfortable presenting them to their students as examples of how American democracy functions.

We just need to have these uncomfortable conversations and make it okay to be around people that disagree with you.

To me, that feels uncomfortable, because thermodynamics was developed for another purpose entirely.

I was pregnant, uncomfortably so, for the first time and with twins, due the following March.

The anecdotes all reveal something uncomfortably schizophrenic about our world…but even so: what has gotten into this woman?

But not all males are predators: again, this sounds uncomfortably blanket and paranoid.

Railing against bigness is the easy part, as the Tea Party is now uncomfortably aware.

His handful of devoted aides have headed for their cars, and he is by himself on this uncomfortably warm Wednesday night.

The question was put rather testily and caused the other to shift uncomfortably before making answer.

Max was uncomfortably conscious of it, but tried to ignore it and give his thoughts to what he was reading.

For it had begun to strike her rather uncomfortably that what she had undertaken was all but an impossibility.

Instead, she found him with his eyes set profoundly on her, until she became uncomfortably conscious of this increasing curiosity.

And Miss Anne felt uncomfortably that this extraordinary young person was steadily measuring her from head to foot.