I feel very uncomfortable about going to Bahrain.

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

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

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.

The teacher made me uncomfortable.

Yet it left me uncomfortable.

Clearly the students were uncomfortable about condoning a significant redistribution of income, even if the economic pie grew as a result.

But not too uncomfortable, because there's something unthreatening about seeing a political perspective, versus being told or forced to listen to one.

The life span is much shorter in captivity, at about 7 years, because frequent visits by humans make this shy animal uncomfortable.

Myth 2 Energy efficient buildings are uncomfortable.

But reference to talks makes the West uncomfortable.

Content that makes us uncomfortable, is filtered out.

And they make other people feel uncomfortable too.

I am very uncomfortable with the word terrorism.

And in fact, university administrators are a little uncomfortable about the idea that we may be getting close to 70 percent female population in universities.

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 New Yorkers have grown accustomed to reading about subway heroes brave souls who leap onto the tracks to rescue fallen commuters and then often slip away, uncomfortable with attention or credit.

So, what would we wear if there were no religious rules, if we didn't have to worry about the uncomfortable gaze of other, about violence or stigmas? What choices would we make if we weren't raised to be so self conscious about our bodies and their side effects?

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

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

If American, British, and other Western officials are serious about reform in the Arab world, they must support reform minded Arab individuals and organizations, even if those organizations make them uncomfortable at times.

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.

In 1971, the technical issue concerned the role of the dollar in the international monetary system. But politicians in other countries also felt uncomfortable about the continuing centrality of the US in the postwar order.

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.

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.

Since winning the contest, Manawer, 26, has been giving talks to raise awareness on the subject. He became passionate about the issue after a friend was diagnosed with depression, but felt too uncomfortable disclosing it to his family.

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.

Indeed, it makes me slightly uncomfortable that ICANN can claim control of it in order to sell it to someone.

Each of those Governments cooperated with the Mission, accepting the sometimes uncomfortable degree of scrutiny that comes with international verification.

Patient capital is uncomfortable for people searching for simple solutions, easy categories, because we don't see profit as a blunt instrument.

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

In addition to aspirin and NSAIDs, consumption of even small amounts of alcohol also produces uncomfortable respiratory reactions in many patients.

They were a little uncomfortable with it, because we'd never done this before, and they didn't know exactly how to do it.

Twitter, which lets people send bite size messages to large groups, allows Chinese to quickly disseminate urgent news or even uncomfortable facts.

But there do seem to be an uncomfortable number of similarities between the political economy of cyberspace regulation and of financial regulation.

But statesmen, if they are to deserve the name, sometimes must take the politically uncomfortable high ground and then bring their publics along.