And they make other people feel uncomfortable too.

I feel very uncomfortable about going to Bahrain.

I feel very uncomfortable to have to write to you on this matter repeatedly.

I just feel uncomfortable talking about or building anything on Ground Zero I think for a long time.

We are quick to argue, but don t like making people feel uncomfortable or bad, because we don t believe in burning bridges.

In a way, we are building personalized propaganda engines that feeds users content which makes them feel good and throws away the uncomfortable bits.

And, besides, the Catalonian players feel uncomfortable with the national anthem, which was much promoted under the late dictator Francisco Franco, who hated Catalan nationalism.

But, in reality, women can see the people staring at them, and those stares can make them feel not only uncomfortable and objectified, but downright unsafe.

Even though our relations with them have improved dramatically, our recent history makes us feel uncomfortable, that we are between a rock and a hard place.

But I didn't want to argue semantics with these boys, so after a very long, uncomfortable pause, I said Yes, yes, I do. I feel very loved.

So if I were to play this for more than a few seconds, you'd feel uncomfortable for more than a few minutes, you'd be leaving the room in droves.

The teacher made me uncomfortable.

Yet it left me uncomfortable.

In the same way, Russo pointed out that those groups of people who feel uncomfortable with the language are the ones modifying it, in a natural movement toward precision and specificity.

Myth 2 Energy efficient buildings are uncomfortable.

But reference to talks makes the West uncomfortable.

Content that makes us uncomfortable, is filtered out.

I am very uncomfortable with the word terrorism.

I know that many Germans are uncomfortable with this.

The uncomfortable answer that Obama is likely to confront is this nobody.

Fortunately, this uncomfortable uncertainty will not last much longer in Europe or elsewhere.

And, over time, uncertainty concerning the latter question has risen to an uncomfortable level.

But the new way of conducting asymmetrical warfare does raise uncomfortable ethical and legal issues.

These cultural traits are difficult to quantify, so economists are uncomfortable in dealing with them.

And ambiguity, to me, is very uncomfortable in my life, and I have it. Moral ambiguity.

The absolutist line let complete freedom of expression prevail crumbles in the face of uncomfortable examples.

South Korea, which is enjoying unprecedented prosperity, is becoming increasingly uncomfortable with North Koreans economic despair.

KB You did feel that? What did you feel?

I can't feel my lips my face is frozen I can't feel my hands I can't feel my feet.

And I don't think I don't think we're going to deliberately build robots that we're uncomfortable with.

Not everyone on the foreign policy frontline cares, but those who do often face deeply uncomfortable choices.

And, sometimes, they actually say things that are uncomfortable but true, and that need to be said.

But, when pressed on it, Romney was sufficiently uncomfortable about his position that he wobbled on the issue.

But politicians in other countries also felt uncomfortable about the continuing centrality of the US in the postwar order.

This raised uncomfortable questions not only about the efficacy of austerity, but also about the reliability of economic analysis.

Raising this long list of shortcomings puts Western critics in an uncomfortable position with their pro European Turkish interlocutors.

While the snow may have been unexpected, it does herald the start of an uncomfortable season in Japan winter.

... don't you feel?

You'll feel better.

I feel hungry.

I feel sick.

I feel tired.

I feel bored.

I feel itchy.

I feel cold.