The less clothing I'm wearing, the more uncomfortable I am.
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A whistleblower is making life even more uncomfortable for Danske.
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And it's even more uncomfortable that it involves the children.
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The more he was congratulated, the more uncomfortable he became.
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With each remodel, the room becomes more uncomfortable and ugly.
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Some people may have stronger, more uncomfortable reactions to lactose.
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But I think he was more uncomfortable than I was.
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Things are about to get even more uncomfortable for Claire.
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Other Silicon Valley investors are in a more uncomfortable position.
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Then discussion veered into even more uncomfortable territory for Booker.
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But lying in it may be more uncomfortable than he anticipated.
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Up at Eastwatch, things are about to get even more uncomfortable.
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This is all the more uncomfortable because household debt has ballooned.
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None of it was helping, but making her only more uncomfortable.
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But January so far has proved a far more uncomfortable affair.
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Specifically, gay men felt more uncomfortable undressing in their partner's presence.
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Friends, the world of online dating becomes more uncomfortable each day.
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You know what is probably more uncomfortable than a seat belt?
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Nothing is more uncomfortable than having an elephant in the room.
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But that would in turn force more uncomfortable choices on the government.
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And it could be painful—way more uncomfortable than your average tampon.
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Beneath the surface of the new normal lie even more uncomfortable challenges.
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Throw a workplace into the mix, and things get even more uncomfortable.
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The other, more uncomfortable question is what this means for Australian democracy.
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His work could make life in the Oval Office even more uncomfortable.
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Facebook Facebook's position in the Russian investigation is getting even more uncomfortable.
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But that raises a larger and more uncomfortable question for the GOP.
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At other times, silence can make us feel more uncomfortable than noise.
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I would have still been fine, if more uncomfortable and more worried.
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Sadly, he was about to find himself in an even more uncomfortable situation.
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And the comments and their fallout made no Republican more uncomfortable than Ryan.
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No more uncomfortable itch after a long day at work or a workout.
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Things are certain to become more uncomfortable for Trump in the new year.
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I actually find no movement at all way more uncomfortable than slight movement.
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We stayed together for four more uncomfortable years, and the leaving wasn't easy.
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They just get more uncomfortable and cringeworthy to watch as they go on.
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Through this lens, it's both harder and more uncomfortable to ignore abuses of power.
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The last, more uncomfortable lesson is that the example set by mature democracies matters.
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But as the evening goes on, you start to get more and more uncomfortable.
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Instead, they got a series of forced segments that were more uncomfortable than entertaining.
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As the silences got longer and longer, they also felt more and more uncomfortable.
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Reminder: No one ever looks more uncomfortable than a politician in fluro and a hardhat.
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But all those laptops ask you to make more uncomfortable compromises than the Surface Laptop.
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Increasingly, the people of South Korea are becoming more uncomfortable with the idea of chaebol.
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But it was bolder and deeper and more uncomfortable than anything I could have predicted.
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But the minute that these protests moved northward, the racial narrative was much more uncomfortable.
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There's no reason for lawmakers to make the situation even more uncomfortable for transgender people.
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No more uncomfortable plastic crushing under the weight of your skull to keep you up.
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You've gotta make it more uncomfortable for them to say nothing than to say something.
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And just as we suspected, each pair looks more gorgeous and more uncomfortable than the last.
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" "At first, I felt even more uncomfortable in my body and mind when I tried this.
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As the connections grow deeper on The Bachelorette, it's only inevitable the conversations get more uncomfortable.
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Making things more uncomfortable: President Barack Obama's appearance Wednesday night to make the case for Clinton.
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But what Blair did next turned this feel-good story into something a little more uncomfortable.
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But his painfully overeager performance makes it all the more uncomfortable whenever a scene isn't working.
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In one of the more uncomfortable scenes, Kehler and Corner are in their house, occupying it.
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"I agree the biopsy is far more uncomfortable that a well-conducted hysteroscopy," he told me.
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In addition, IS Defense makes me even more uncomfortable given what we know about its developer.
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And just to make things more uncomfortable, I decided to do it with a tour group.
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Today's historians are asking harder, more uncomfortable questions: At what cost has our national progress come?
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I felt a little more uncomfortable than I had been in the preseason and training camp.
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Sex might also become more uncomfortable and physically difficult due to the size of that baby bump.
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Emily was "riding Carl like Seabiscuit," while Caila, on the other hand, was a little more uncomfortable.
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Safe to say, living with that disturbing truth is only going to get more uncomfortable for Facebook.
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Beyond the clinic walls, having discussions about weight can be even more uncomfortable, Penn State's Kraschnewski said.
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Fans should expect for the DeLuca family reunion to only get more uncomfortable in the coming weeks.
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But joking about murder gets a lot more uncomfortable once you're so drunk you can't say words.
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But staying in that position will grow more uncomfortable as the contest between the rival groups intensifies.
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Four or five years ago, I felt a lot more uncomfortable at gyms than I do now.
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Day by day, it gets harder and I get more impatient — and not to mention more uncomfortable.
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After I said it, they just let the camera roll to make it feel even more uncomfortable.
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But, it turns out, wealthy families may be even more uncomfortable talking about money than other families.
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This is even more uncomfortable if you look at the historical price tag of the F-35.
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We're told once they started doing award shows, parties and red carpets ... Calvin grew more and more uncomfortable.
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With her blunt style Nahles is likely to animate political debate and may make Merkel's life more uncomfortable.
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Allers did not wish to pursue any formal investigation, saying that she felt more uncomfortable than in danger.
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As Kaine's constant references to Trump's tweets, quotes and gaffes continued it became more and more uncomfortable viewing.
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But the Fed is now in a very uncomfortable position, which could easily become much more uncomfortable still.
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"We totally weren't in the neighborhood," Jamel says, making a point but also making everyone even more uncomfortable.
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In the short term, taking action is infinitely more uncomfortable and harder than simply wishing it all away.
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It's one of the more uncomfortable conversations you'll ever have in the workplace: telling your boss you're pregnant.
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Milwaukee erupts after a police shooting; more uncomfortable revelations about Donald Trump's campaign and Russia; flooding in Louisiana.
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Jones started accusing Rubio of threatening him, called him a "little gangster thug," and more uncomfortable laughter kicked in.
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The labiaplasty was a piece of cake because that's just removing extra skin, but the vaginoplasty was more uncomfortable.
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Most states don't require high school financial literacy education, and Americans feel more uncomfortable talking about money than weight.
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But this is undoubtedly a moment more uncomfortable and disconcerting than could have been imagined before the crisis began.
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"The higher the dew point, the more humidity, and the more uncomfortable it'll feel out there," he told us.
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Comey seemed to grow more uncomfortable with each interview, culminating in his awkward talk with Jake Tapper on CNN.
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Just as things couldn't get more uncomfortable, he broke out in a very big smile and started to laugh.
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They can be more mature; they can also be funnier because that's a more uncomfortable area and more permanent.
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To the Editor: Clearly, President Trump is becoming more uncomfortable and impatient with all the investigations swirling around him.
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That's even more uncomfortable than Betty writhing around on a pole in front of her mom and her boyfriend's dad.
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And despite some legalities around this openness, generally political speech in the workplace is more uncomfortable than it is illegal.
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Most public transit is far from luxurious, and when another passenger makes it even more uncomfortable, it can be maddening.
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"This is one of the more uncomfortable speeches I will ever give in the well of this House," he added.
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There is a lot more uncomfortable evidence that the international community will look at and realize how dangerous this is.
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But how do you distinguish between clumsy attempts to relate with someone's culture and a more uncomfortable sort of fixation?
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As pressure surrounding Facebook has ramped up, the company has faced more uncomfortable questions from officials about how it handles competition.
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Things that connect people on a level that's recognizable, but then messes with that a little, or makes it more uncomfortable.
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But people are more uncomfortable talking about their credit card debt than any of those topics, according to a new survey.
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We're actually watching one mom who's clearly becoming more and more uncomfortable with her ex-boyfriend's omniscient presence in her life.
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Forget about the birds and the bees, we've got a way more uncomfortable talk you'll probably be grateful you never received.
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Lindsey: Who maybe are more uncomfortable with it but still wanna use it so they've already kind of passed it on.
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"The hotter and more uncomfortable you are, the better the bat flight," said Mylea Bayless, an ecologist for Bat Conservation International.
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There might never have been a more uncomfortable moment in MMA than the resounding silence which greeted that thirty second starching.
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"Unfortunately, the more I study and know about the bridges, the more uncomfortable I become when I cross," said Dr. Belykh.
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"I can't imagine something more uncomfortable than not having the menstrual products you need for your period," Salman said on Facebook.
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Depending on how a previous relationship ended, the ex talk can be one of the more uncomfortable conversations in a new relationship.
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You're in an intense and emotional mood this morning, Capricorn, and trying to play it cool will only make you more uncomfortable.
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Over the past four decades, winter temperatures have risen substantially throughout the United States, but summers have not become markedly more uncomfortable.
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People will often be more uncomfortable about someone "making a fuss" than about the injustice that person is making a fuss about.
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I think we need a new kind of language to engage as many people as possible, in more uncomfortable but necessary conversations.
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Hilaria explains that while the situation would be "embarrassing no matter what," Alec's star status made it even more uncomfortable for the couple.
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Verdict: Shuldiner lacks creativity — the surest way to make a situation like this more uncomfortable is to turn it into an art project.
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I look forward to these biweekly appointments, but I leave this one feeling almost more uncomfortable and in pain than I was before.
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As he and his colleagues continue to apply their new method to other dietary questions, they may lead us to more uncomfortable conclusions.
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As my lump grew slightly larger and more uncomfortable over the next five years, I consulted other professionals about getting rid of it.
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He became even more uncomfortable when the designers' team began passing out the shirts backstage and asking the participants to pose in them.
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I wanted to ask something that may be a little bit more uncomfortable, but a topic that I think we should talk about.
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On that same token, watching it now, as 2017 starts to come to a close, it feels much sharper, and more uncomfortable to watch.
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I'd like to think, at the very least, that I made their night together slightly more uncomfortable, but I suspect events continued as planned.
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Just make sure you do a workout that's not too vigorous, and won't make your body so hot that it's more uncomfortable to sleep.
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Because it turns out, we were all a lot more uncomfortable with that than we realized, and we're behind the world in that regard.
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The only thing more uncomfortable than the flaming horror show of Short Circuit's opening scene is Fisher Stevens' performance as walking stereotype Ben Jabituya.
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So far, though, no one has weighed in on what's the more uncomfortable, but people who've given birth before will probably side with Teigen.
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It can even make people more uncomfortable talking face to face (Just look at the teens whose preferred method of communication overall is texting!).
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"If we were coming in and had a plan for 30 or 40 percent marketshare, I would be a little bit more uncomfortable," he said.
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To make matters even more uncomfortable, Alva collaborated with sound designers 0Fash and Diego Navarro, who put slimy and sloppy sound effects over steamy scores.
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Despite some of the more uncomfortable parts of being the child of music royalty, Blue admittedly has it made in other areas of her life.
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The only thing more uncomfortable for friends and close relations than filming your marriage proposal and putting it online is being really, really into bitcoin.
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" Like a true comedian, she followed the somewhat awkward statement with an even more uncomfortable pause before admitting there was "nothing further from the truth.
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" Jughead is made more uncomfortable (and so are we) when the man driving says that some people think the Black Hood is "doing God's work.
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One reason I find this illusion so much more uncomfortable than losing the sensation of my socks could be because it's a little more artificial.
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These shoes always come with a triangular cone heel, a pointed vamp, and a sharp almond toe, and are always more uncomfortable than they look.
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So her owner reached down, plucked her up and sat her on the bed, where she became more uncomfortable as she realized what was happening.
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There are also more uncomfortable calculations to make in what is shaping up as a historically diverse field featuring a bumper crop of female candidates.
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Presumably, there have always been a superior few who have habituated themselves to exercise such that not working out it is the more uncomfortable option.
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As he began to look more uncomfortable, Fidell asked his team to turn the video off, before reaching the seven minutes that he had originally requested.
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The issue is that pups can't tell us in plain words what is troubling them, whether a fart is just little digestion or something more uncomfortable.
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"Especially nowadays, with the popularity of self-celebration through social media and the self-branding that occurs, it's even more uncomfortable," Stewart says of his experience.
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It explores notions of the primordial self in a modern world, protests changing paradigms, and looks deep into the darker and more uncomfortable aspects of humanity.
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"For folks like us who typically wear boxers or boxer briefs, it made being on our period even more uncomfortable than it already is,"Jarmon says.
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" Sarah Vilcnik, 18: "However awkward and uncomfortable it is to watch these scenes play out on TV, it is all the more uncomfortable to live them.
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In the end, what she came to represent for the liberation movement to which she dedicated her life was its unvarnished and even more uncomfortable truths.
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What role do you think a movie, or a book like Thrawn, has in leading the fans somewhere a bit more uncomfortable, as opposed to wish-fulfillment?
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Various publications have observed that saying "like" is a mostly Western habit; it seems highly unsurprising to me that Westerners are also characteristically more uncomfortable with silence.
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"Specifically, the reference there was that some members had become more uncomfortable with the narrative in the Fed policy statements that policy is still accommodative," Issa said.
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"I want [us] to get a little bit more uncomfortable with how we're used to not only talking about ourselves, but seeing ourselves talked about," Parker admits.
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If whites and other Americans were more uncomfortable with new arrivals, they wrote, it was partly because those new arrivals did not seem interested in becoming Americans.
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But however awkward it might be for the average viewer to pick GoT for family entertainment, it has to be even more uncomfortable for Emilia Clarke herself.
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Ms. Bridges, the Tacoma nurse, told me that she was more uncomfortable with her brother-in-law taking the bus to Seattle than her being at work.
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What makes the scene more uncomfortable and touching is that as she wades into the suffocating surge of the cute and popular, no one even notices her.
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The protests are meant to out the Chavistas leading a cushy existence here, make their daily lives more uncomfortable or drive them out of the country altogether.
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Even more uncomfortable is the revelation that it was not removed by medical staff, but in fact coughed up by a patient who was suffering from heart failure.
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As much as we love The Handmaid's Tale, there's nothing really uplifting about the series (especially as it draws more and more uncomfortable parallels to modern-day society).
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Some of these interactions are perfectly adorable (BFFs giving a friend their $0.02, parents requesting back pay for childhood tee-ball registration), but others are far more uncomfortable.
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Things got even more uncomfortable when Nick took her dad aside to ask for his blessing if he were to propose to Vanessa … and got flat-out denied.
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But a new app could make that conversation even more uncomfortable — because it asks your male dinner companions to chip in more due to the gender wage gap.
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"Trump is trying to steer the conversation toward gun safety and away from more uncomfortable areas," said Michael Steel, a former aide to Republican House speaker John Boehner.
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This could become much more uncomfortable when the country in question is the United States and when the person accused of tolerating anti-Semitism is the American president.
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Which in turn gives us the even more uncomfortable image of L3's consciousness being trapped in the ship, forever, like something out of a Black Mirror episode.
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Ship them somewhere so that they could, maybe, accomplish a political goal of his -- and, if not that, then just make things more uncomfortable for his political opponents.
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But here's one more uncomfortable thought that also explains why King remains so relevant: The country is still divided by many of the same issues that consumed him.
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As Sansa is dropping this knowledge, Jon's mouth literally falls open, and he couldn't look more uncomfortable about this young woman just yammering on next to him about policy.
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With his own version of Carpool Karaoke (but without the karaoke), he rode around London with Tom Cruise and every minute that went by made the trip more uncomfortable.
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And somehow, a film that almost revels in murder, rather than seeing it for the crime that it is, makes me more uncomfortable than I'd have liked to be.
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General anxiety is more uncomfortable to me than when it's tethered to a tangible issue, so I will find something upon which to project the feeling that already exists.
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As part of the effort to make the Taliban more uncomfortable, in line with his new strategy, Trump granted Nicholson the authority to target the Taliban's sources of revenue.
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"Red Hills," beautifully performed by the actors and chillingly accompanied by the composer and instrumentalist Farai Malianga and the singer Sifiso Mabena, should make its own stories more uncomfortable.
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It is an attempt to construct a linear narrative inside the lyrical prose, to perhaps smoothen the rough parts to protect the reader from its harsh, more uncomfortable realities.
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But several portraits of young men against backgrounds of similar symbols are more uncomfortable: The figures are so meticulously rendered that the ambiguity behind them makes you feel snubbed.
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With the risk of something going wrong already pronounced, it's even more uncomfortable entering or supporting a music community whose leaders face allegations where people's well-being have been jeopardized.
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The larger picture is of an investigation continuing to heat up and surface more uncomfortable facts for the Trump administration, while Trump himself is escalating his efforts to fight back.
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Because the only thing that's more uncomfortable than needing to pee is ending up with a urinary tract infection from trying to hold it too long — or, peeing on yourself.
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It's even more uncomfortable when you remember that Pawar's grasp of English is actually very limited, so he likely didn't understand much of the host was asking him to do.
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Peake noted in an earlier interview that the straps start to dig in after 40 minutes or so, making the run way more uncomfortable than it would be on land.
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But in one respect the situation is even more uncomfortable because Saudi Arabia's official foreign reserves are down to just over $228 billion, from almost $225 billion in June 228.
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That night, Fred asks Rachel for her permission to kiss her, which makes her uncomfortable, then goes ahead and kisses her anyway, which seems to make her even more uncomfortable.
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According to Canadian Weather's advisory, humidex values in southern Quebec will reach near 40 on Wednesday, but conditions will grow "even more uncomfortable" on Thursday, when humidex values reach 43.
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The sense of being an embattled minority that makes American Jews feel like they need Israel is, somewhat ironically, the same reason they're growing more and more uncomfortable with it.
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People who are unrepresented, on the other hand, find themselves in more uncomfortable situations: they make arrangements and travel long distances to comply with what they believe are court orders.
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FIFA officials discussed the prospect of a new hack, and more uncomfortable revelations in the news media, on the edges of the FIFA Council meeting last week in Kigali, Rwanda.
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And if you maintain a private account with the intention of only sharing your content with close friends and family, this level of access might make you even more uncomfortable.
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If you go heavier, it might actually be more uncomfortable and could be a safety risk for children if they can't get out from under a blanket that's too heavy.
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The poor guy was somehow completely unaware that it was going terribly and kept banging on about how great their "connection" was, even though Rachel could not have looked more uncomfortable.
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As if having acne wasn't frustrating enough already, there's nothing more uncomfortable than going to bed covered in lotions and potions in a bid to bring down a particularly troubling breakout.
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Since 2012, 2013, and certainly in 2018, there have been clear unofficial warning shots that the US is growing more uncomfortable with allowing Huawei and ZTE to have their infrastructure here.
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He's everything I would want on paper, but when he asked me to mess up his hair I honestly never saw a person more uncomfortable with me than in that moment.
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This allowed me to easily set the camera into some positions that would be more uncomfortable for me personally, and then come back and review the videos Google Clips took later.
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Kahneman and colleagues tracked patients' pain during colonoscopies (they used to be more uncomfortable) and found that the end of the procedure pretty much determined patients' evaluations of the entire experience.
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Discussing privacy may be fine at first, but it could open the door to a much more uncomfortable conversation for Facebook, which is their dominance around the data model, said Kint.
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For one, there's the issue of length (there's nothing more uncomfortable than too-short shorts) and let's not even get into the lack of options (it's time to move beyond cut-offs).
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They will become even more uncomfortable if the single currency rises to $1.30, a five percent rise from here, according to the median of over 40 analysts who answered an additional question.
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His signature rap is a little cringey in this context, and he is more uncomfortable on a bicycle than someone who is required to ride one for nearly two hours should be.
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Things got even more uncomfortable when Rachel asked what kind of boyfriend Will is and he responded by claiming to be extremely "passionate," explaining that physical intimacy was very important to him.
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The evening I saw it, this line of thought had the audience roaring and clapping and then seeming to want to retract both responses as Charlie veered into ever more uncomfortable ideas.
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But at street level, the city was buzzing with more uncomfortable questions — like the one that troubled Mr. Shinwari, himself an Uber driver who came to London from Afghanistan nine years ago.
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Mr. Kim is likely to feel more uncomfortable "the farther away you do it from the Korean Peninsula," said Evans J.R. Revere, a former State Department diplomat who specializes in East Asia.
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The idea that, what's even more uncomfortable having a conversation face to face with a person you don't want to, is if they're half-naked during it, while you're having to do it.
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Both the shooting and the skiing conditions were difficult, with a strong wind whipping up snow on some parts of the course and the wind chill making the freezing temperatures even more uncomfortable.
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So VICE News decided to make things slightly more uncomfortable for the people who make some of the country's most important decisions by taking the LA-based paparazzi and bringing them to Washington.
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"Air-con is designed to make people feel more comfortable but it's actually doing completely the reverse - it's making people feel more uncomfortable and making them more unproductive by freezing them," Hill said.
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But while IPL comprises multiple wavelengths of light, laser has just one, so though it will feel more uncomfortable, you'll see supercharged results after fewer sessions, and you'll need them less frequently, too.
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The idea that, what's even more uncomfortable having a conversation face to face with a person you don't want to, as if they're half-naked during it, while you're having to do it.
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If American workers ever wake up to the real source of their lost jobs and declining wealth, it is going to get a lot more uncomfortable for Mr. Trump and his peer group.
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Likewise, nude psychotherapy is unlikely to make a comeback in the US any time soon, especially when you consider that, if anything, Americans have only grown more uncomfortable with nudity in recent years.
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And the worst part is that once I feel my face get hot and prickly, it only makes me redder and more uncomfortable, because it feels like everyone can tell that I'm panicking internally.
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And her special gift is once she had done the work of investigating much more uncomfortable, I want to say, deeply icky feelings, the shell just solidified, and that was really cool to see.
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The kiwi was 0.79 percent lower against the greenback after New Zealand's central bank said it was slightly more uncomfortable with the high level of the local dollar than it had been in May.
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To make this all more uncomfortable, as everyone's chanting "King In The North," Jon's little sister Sansa Stark is sharing dubious glances with the least trustworthy human in all of Westeros, Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish.
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Things got even more uncomfortable for the audience when, after meeting Stanton's understandably worried parents, Higgins reads the girls a bedtime story, which is actually the Disneyfied version of his courtship with their mom.
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In Gaza, which has been blockaded by Israel and Egypt for nearly a decade, journalists say Hamas has grown steadily more uncomfortable with criticism since it seized full control of the territory in 2007.
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His views are not common among pro-life writers, they rather deliberately give offense, and I have no doubt they would make inter-office events more uncomfortable than, say, my interactions with Ruth Marcus.
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It's possible that Jordan could capitalize on unrest within the Republican ranks centered on the massive growth of the deficit under GOP leadership to either beat Ryan or make his life much more uncomfortable.
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I think there was a lot of willingness to talk about menstruation and subjects that would have been a lot more uncomfortable for male collaborators than it was for me and my female collaborators.
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THE war on cross-border tax evasion, declared by America over a decade ago and since joined by other governments, has made life a lot more uncomfortable for anyone looking to squirrel away undeclared income.
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Because the longer he debates issues with Mrs Clinton, the more embarrassingly apparent it becomes that she knows what she is talking about and he mostly does not—and the more uncomfortable that makes him.
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It didn't help that far more uncomfortable versions appeared as well: The ethnographic human diorama, which exoticized cultures that had fallen under colonial rule, served as propaganda that reinforced the dominance of the white man.
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And back in 2016 when journalists were being targeted on Twitter, I put the ((( ))) around my Twitter handle too, in defiance, but as the weeks went on it started to feel more and more uncomfortable.
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"When I write that I am 'in love' with Megan Mulalley, or Kate McKinnon, or Tina Fey, I mean that I am in love with their talent," he wrote before making things even more uncomfortable.
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I think proactive management, for performance, that's probably a familiar idea to a lot of managers, but proactive management for emotions, that might be a little bit more foreign or a little bit more uncomfortable.
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We got the English actress at LAX Friday, and she tells us the racial atmosphere here makes her feel more uncomfortable and tense than she does back home ... and she has a few ideas why.
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Sitting in an office that's being pumped full of icy air is one of life's more uncomfortable experiences (aside from, you know, childbirth, etc.) But turns out, there's an answer to frigid offices: heated fingerless gloves.
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Nearly a quarter of all employees said they've felt more uncomfortable interacting with colleagues of the opposite sex over the past year, but that figure jumped to 363 percent of 25- to 34-year-old workers.
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The FBI director began to feel even more uncomfortable when he realized that Trump and then-White House counsel Don McGahn, who was also at the meeting, were trying to "corner" him, according to his book.
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"When we started to see some of the darker, more uncomfortable things, it felt like the right thing to do to let them come out and be able to reflect and talk about that," she said.
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Itineraries As flying goes, the only thing more uncomfortable than sitting next to a couple having a spat on an airplane, Maury Rogoff learned, is sitting between that couple — especially when one partner prefers bare feet.
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Day said he had felt more uncomfortable over the putt than the bunker shot, but he holed it with authority for a closing two-under-par 70 and a 72-hole total of 17-under 215.
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A new study out Monday suggests that while fans can help people cool down on hot and humid days, in hot and arid environments they may actually make you more uncomfortable—and may even be unsafe.
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Tighter welfare policy, including harsher sanctions against those who fail to meet job-searching requirements, has made the experience of looking for work more uncomfortable—though why that should affect men more than women is not clear.
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After a two-year hiatus, HBO's "Veep" is returning on Sunday, March 31, for its seventh and final run that's said to be more uncomfortable, biting, absurdist and uncanny than ever, Flipboard's Mia Quagliarello writes for Axios.
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Things got even more uncomfortable when Trump called the president "a tremendous champion of supporting families and enabling them to thrive" when talking about paid family leave, drawing actual boos and hisses from the mostly female crowd.
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She came here without Mr. Trump and has managed to avoid some of the more uncomfortable situations that previous visitors have faced: President George W. Bush encountered elephants mating when he embarked on a safari in Botswana.
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That stubborn constancy—the ways in which we are gripped by our tendencies, and our patterns—holds a truth far more uncomfortable than the tidy arcs of realization and redemption to which we often turn for solace.
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The company does include a rubber wrist rest to use to make it a little more comfortable, but I can't say that I'm a fan of the design, as it makes everything about using the laptop more uncomfortable.
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The more someone gets involved in your life, the more uncomfortable it is to pretend it's something it isn't, same as if you were dating someone in a monogamous fashion, and telling people they were just your friend.
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Although it's nice to see Trump get utterly rejected, there's nothing more uncomfortable than watching him creep on a child and pretend to be a wholesome family man while the allegations about his predatory behavior continue to grow.
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Early EPs and their first record Incunabula channel dance music's shimmering energy, evoking the jittery bliss of acid house, peak hours techno, and sleepwalking electro on songs like "Bike" and "Doctrine," while twisting it into more uncomfortable shapes.
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All this plays out in the context of an ensemble family story — think "This Is Us" or "Six Feet Under" — about the comfortable Lyons siblings, who become, as the world grows more chaotic around them, progressively more uncomfortable.
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I was too busy reading "Ramona the Brave" and guarding my space in the nonexistent middle seat between my two older sisters to notice that my father was growing more and more uncomfortable the farther south we drove.
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Multiple Reddit and Twitter threads from people who use the site daily cite the same issues: none of these videos are even tangentially related to what they were watching, and it makes using YouTube a more uncomfortable experience.
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McDougal's interview with Anderson Cooper ratcheted up already intense personal and legal pressure on Trump, and his position will only get more uncomfortable with a blockbuster CBS "60 Minutes" interview with adult film star Stormy Daniels on Sunday.
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My second treatment was relatively similar, although the suction process was a bit more uncomfortable; there was less pinch-able fat for the machine to grab onto, hence it pulled my skin a bit tighter than my first treatment.
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Matthew Shepherd, the owner of Matthew's Chocolates, was uncomfortable with a pro-Confederate group that gathered about 100 feet from the door of his shop, and he was more uncomfortable when they insulted him and some of his customers.
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The New York Times said this could bring more "uncomfortable scrutiny" upon his investment company, because of its involvement with the Remington gun maker, which produced the rifle used in the deadly Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012.
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From the apparent absurdity of the premise, Bambitchell draw out more uncomfortable legacies of seemingly ridiculous practices, implicating film in the history of animal abuse via Thomas Edison's 1903 short Electrocuting an Elephant (which is exactly what it sounds like).
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), who voted in 2017 against impeaching Trump, said he still believes impeachment would widen the breach of an already divided country, but he is becoming more and more uncomfortable with Trump for defying Congress without consequence.
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It is something uglier and far more uncomfortable: everyone involved in amplifying the hatred, bad faith, and bullying that has infected social platforms and now the nation is partially responsible for the ugliness of the political and social landscape before us.
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More recently, Sinclair and Blichfeld have shown a willingness to dwell on more uncomfortable aspects of its subject matter, too, especially in a dreamy episode in which the Guy lands in the E.R., sneaking tokes when the nurses look away.
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Even after the curtain calls, this sardonic show can't resist one more uncomfortable joke: He reappears in his wheelchair as the janitor tasked with cleaning up confetti, and (jovially) makes the children in the audience feel guilty enough to join him.
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To convince the reader that there is no scientifically valid or ethically defensible foundation for the project of assigning group differences in complex behavior to genetic and environmental causes, I have to move the discussion in an even more uncomfortable direction.
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As I think about Sandberg's feminist legacy, her true positive contributions came from using her platform to make it common knowledge that women are less likely to negotiate and more uncomfortable talking about our successes, and commonly suffer from impostor syndrome.
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A big tightening of welfare policy, including harsher use of sanctions against those who fail to meet job-searching requirements, has made the experience of looking for work progressively more uncomfortable—though why that should affect men more than women is not clear.
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"Beyond temperatures getting more uncomfortable in an already warm environment, our 50th state will get more susceptible to organized tropical activity moving from the east and south due to an overall hotter surroundings," Walton said on his site tracking historical weather data.
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Specifically, the reference there was that some members had become more uncomfortable with the narrative in the Fed policy statements that policy is still accommodative...That narrative found its way into Powell's speech, who specifically noted that policy has become closer to neutral.
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But other than, say, the type of things Philip and Elizabeth are asked to do (he kills more people, she has way more uncomfortable sex), being an undercover agent seems pretty okay as far as gender equity in the workplace is concerned.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. On the homepage of his website, a banner picture shows Rafa Benitez, rocking a New Dad look in baggy jeans and practical black shoes, standing on the edge of an advancing sea, more uncomfortable than poetic.
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Here are three times the comedian delivered the laughs (some of them a little more uncomfortable than others): 2006: Stephen Colbert obliterated George W. Bush, and the press corps barely chuckled: 2009: Wanda Sykes pokes fun at Michelle Obama on a royal faux pas.
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Here was the perfect opportunity to actually ignore work and decompress for a few days, and I, almost compulsively, had filled up time and space with every possible digital distraction I could think of, simply because the alternative was even more uncomfortable: feeling vulnerable.
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"In a world that is becoming more uncomfortable with Xi's policy in asserting China, Greece seems like a reassuring, welcoming place for Xi to visit and show his domestic audience how much he is loved by a European country with the oldest civilization," he said.
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While this may seem like an uncomfortable commoditization of even more uncomfortable racial fetishes, so far the Tinder-esque swipe app, which asks you for your racial preferences up front, has racked up over 30,000 downloads and positive feedback from users of many backgrounds.
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But perhaps the more meaningful question is also the more uncomfortable one: In a country that has one of the world's lowest GDPs per capita and where basic state functions are still struggling, could the problems with Liberia's program be a necessary trade-off?
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To save you from one more uncomfortable sweater situation this season, we called on the experts — a dermatologist, a textile expert, and our friends at Woolmark and Everlane — to give us the 411 on how to shop for a piece you'll actually wear (and enjoy doing so).
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This album is timeless because everything about it forces you to come face to face with your formative self, and the only thing more uncomfortable, more heartbreaking, and more rewarding than living through your adolescence the first time is re-visiting it over and over again.
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So what makes you more uncomfortable, the idea that a private corporation might act too selfishly when it comes to road improvements and maintenance or the certainty that you will have to budget ludicrous extra time to successfully travel the government-controlled roads as they are now?
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After so many brave women spoke out, we found evidence of an unintended backlash: Almost half of male managers in the U.S. are now uncomfortable having a work meeting alone with a woman and even more uncomfortable having a work dinner alone with a female colleague.
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JW: The moment I realized that the bulk of the show was going to be about trans people and his reaction to people's reaction to his first set about trans identity and then realize we were going to sit through this, I became even more uncomfortable.
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The more I looked at myself in the mirror, the more uncomfortable I felt studying what I saw as the "problem" physical features on my face — my nose, my round cheeks, the fine lines under my eyes, my thin lips; the list went on and on.
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, a pair of stories on the lesser-known happenings of the era offer context for this historical event, including a look at what was dubbed "Black Woodstock" and a reminder of the more uncomfortable aspects of the iconic 1969 festival.
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Standing out among Trump critics He made national headlines when he launched a 15-hour plus talkathon on the Senate floor against the nomination of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court earlier this year, something he joked was "more uncomfortable" than the Ironman triathlon he completed last year.
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The problem isn't that this is a hopeful ending — these characters deserve hope — but that it's an ending that elides some of the more uncomfortable questions about who gets to own pain, who gets to profit from it, what it means that hate has birthed a tourism industry.
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The remaining story line, if you can call it that, largely consists of Jeanne's arcane revenge on the nobles responsible for her violent sexual assault (in a ghastly early sequence that's made even more uncomfortable by her attacker's striking resemblance to Hordak from the old She-Ra cartoons).
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But as you point out, Genevieve, it's been illuminating to see how, in introducing the family business to their American-reared, socially conscious daughter (who still wears her cross around her neck but is starting to reconsider, I think), Elizabeth and Philip have grown more uncomfortable with their own work.
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No video before or since has so deftly captured the anxiety and confusion of the current moment as this sketch and its evergreen refrain: "Careful..." A January op-ed about Aziz Ansari challenged the #MeToo movement on how we respond to stories that are more uncomfortable than illegal (and poorly reported).
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The abstinence-only curriculum in her middle and high schools had taught her little more than "don't," and she'd told me that although her otherwise liberal parents would have been willing to answer any questions, it was pretty clear the topic made them even more uncomfortable than it made her.
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But deep in the comment threads, some have also been debating a more uncomfortable question: What do you do when a friend is depressed for such a long time that you've started to feel that that nothing you can do will make a difference, and your empathy reserves are tapped out?
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" What he said: The big picture: Foster also reflected on how the song was censored and taken out of rotation by MTV and some radio stations after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, saying "that a three-minute song can make somebody more uncomfortable than a two-hour movie.
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Intimate scenes of the three lying in bed together, daydreaming about the family they're trying to make, intercut with the equally intimate but more uncomfortable shots of Rachel helping her niece inject herself with endless hormones, starkly highlight how this nontraditional family is trying to achieve the most traditional of endeavors: making a baby.
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I couldn't help feeling that seeing the lake from the piers was much harder and more uncomfortable than seeing it from the lake's shore, which I later had hours to do peacefully from my nearby campsite — an experience which I took beyond doubt to be purely aesthetic and which was entirely hassle- and cost-free.
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The best take I've read is from Slate's Sam Adams, who notes the Woody Allen resonances in his post and writes comprehensively about its more uncomfortable elements: "I Love You, Daddy is likely to squick some people out whether or not they're aware that C.K. has himself been accused of nonconsensual sex acts," he writes.
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House Republicans got to spend several hours bloviating about bogus claims that the large tech companies deliberately suppress conservative viewpoints, while Pichai got to spend several hours listening to House Republicans bloviate—which meant he didn't have to spend much time talking about even more uncomfortable subjects, like his company's aggressive data collection and user tracking.
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And you generally want your crying to be as private as possible; tearing up in a one-on-one meeting or alone in a bathroom stall is one thing, but crying while you're sitting around a conference table with a group of other people is likely to harm your credibility and make people much more uncomfortable.
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"This strain within the Democratic Party is making those centrist and center-left Jews who care about these issues feel more and more uncomfortable, and with the strength of Donald Trump and the Republican Party on these issues we believe that we'll be able to bring those folks over to the Republican side," RJC Executive Director Matt Brooks told Politico.
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"Some of those who try and ban our customs are in essence trying to make Europe more uncomfortable for Jews, because the essence and centrality of our life are our ancient traditions, and if our customs are not welcome nor are our communities," Moshe Kantor, the president of the European Jewish Congress, wrote in a statement to The New York Times.
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