uncomfortably造句

uncomfortably realistic,

An uncomfortably confined space.

Feeling no warmth;uncomfortably chilled.

uncomfortably closed or hemmed in.

He shifted uncomfortably,"Marsha's just a child."

He wriggled uncomfortably on the hard chair.

He shifted uncomfortably in his chair.

The exams are getting uncomfortably close.

Scobie shifted uncomfortably in his chair.

The rumpled mattress stuck into me most uncomfortably.

Huniphrey sat uncomfortably in the hardbacked witness chair.

To be uncomfortably tight or restricting, as clothes.

deeply provincial and conformist; in that well-educated company I felt uncomfortably provincial; narrow provincial attitudes.

The little he had eaten seemed to lie uncomfortably cross-wise in his stomach.

As there wasn't anything to do in the place but work they were uncomfortably conspicuous loafing about the streets.

He felt uncomfortably from head to foot and uneasy at heart, due to the late hour, the last few exhausting days and his hair-raising escape.

She carried her heroism to the pitch of knitting socks for the forthcoming baby, although to do so made her heart palpitate uncomfortably.

EXAMPLE: More uncomfortably, more Congressmen, pundits and voters feel justified in claiming that foreigners use unfair trade practices to steal US jobs, particularly in manufacturing, and hence in urging protectionism.

The hoarse messenger, uncomfortably seated on a form after taking that refection, had dropped into a doze, when a loud murmur and a rapid tide of people setting up the stairs that led to the court, carried him along with them.