(1) For good people it is very uncomfortable to be in the presence of someone in pain and not be able to do anything about it.

(2) They made you laugh but feel rather uncomfortable at the same time and comedy should do that occasionally.

(3) It is manifest in the wish for pain to go away; or the dismissal of some uncomfortable idea.

(4) Although colic is not thought to be due to pain, a baby with colic may look uncomfortable or appear to be in pain.

(5) Such a request would also represent a recognition of an uncomfortable fact.

(6) I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses.

(7) As was always the case in company, he appeared uncomfortable and slightly aloof.

(8) The figure looked unbearable uncomfortable as he shoved his hands in his pockets.

(9) The test can take from 10 minutes up to half an hour and can be slightly uncomfortable .

(10) I ended up occupying the end of the bar and nursing a Guinness and feeling decidedly uncomfortable .

(11) Rebecca leaned back in her rather uncomfortable wooden chair and folded her arms across her chest.

(12) The entire notion of me lying in a hospital bed terrifies me, no wonder I find this bed uncomfortable .

(13) People often feel uncomfortable with that concept, but I don't have a problem with it.

(14) It is, to say the least, uncomfortable seeing such pain inflicted on an innocent man.

(15) Last weekend was very hot and no matter where or what you did it was uncomfortable .

(16) Climate change made the wearing of bushy white beards uncomfortable as well as impractical.

(17) A master of image and mood, he seems deeply uncomfortable with dialogue and structure.

(18) Closer analysis of why I find this funny leads to the uncomfortable conclusion that I am a bigot.

(19) It is most uncomfortable craning one's neck whilst trying to watch the game.

(20) I was waiting on an uncomfortable plastic chair to be seen by a nurse.