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Discomfort on her face around the 4th game of the 2nd set.

But he had no time even to will away his discomfort.

Given the situation, after all, what was a little discomfort?

You may feel some discomfort, but the test only takes a few minutes.

How women put up with the discomfort was beyond him.

For them, however, the discomfort is of a different nature.

But in the discomfort of home, nothing is to be expected.

We do not want to further increase your risk of discomfort.

To change more than one would only be added work and discomfort.

I've been playing for hours every day without any discomfort.

"I went out of my mind from the heat and discomfort sometimes."

You must be able to look them in the eye without discomfort.

Now, that would really make me feel no discomfort here.

So what if it cost him a few weeks of discomfort?

He wanted to be out of the house, whatever the discomfort.

But when I moved, there was less discomfort than earlier.

Is this the first time you have had such discomfort?

For that, a day of discomfort was but a small price.

He would not let the men see him giving in to discomfort.

These last weeks had been a period of growing discomfort.

Who was the woman to cause him so much discomfort?

But there is one person I might be able to talk to with, well, less discomfort.

What was it she needed to do in order to make the discomfort go away?

She was in such discomfort that they could not ask her to go on.

Maybe it had something to do with her discomfort at having done so little to help them.

But just being away from the boat is discomforting to him and his wife.

We are discomforted by the idea of a random universe.

It's discomforting for the audience to be thus toyed with.

And if it means people are discomforted by being asked questions, so be it.

This was a generation, he thought, discomforted by nothing.

David was alone and discomforted by his inability to sustain communication with another human being.

Not a man in other words, who made his presence felt, discomforting the French from time to time.

The clean morning air was stirring buried memories, and they were discomforting.

He was thoroughly discomforted within minutes of setting out.

Geary looked away, discomforted by her words and the intensity of the feelings behind them.

She was the one who knew enough to be discomforted by the sight of the movie idol dressed to die.

So she put up the king, hoping to collect an honor on her left, and was discomforted when West discarded.

Change is uncomfortable at the best of times and the patient is discomforted.

It was a discomforting look, and I am not easily discomforted.

He stumbled and fell against Q, who was not in the least bit discomforted by the sudden impact.

Presumably, he would laugh if told that others would be discomforted by this situation.

And this message has been discomforting to some who might have suspected that I'd be more accommodating to their beliefs.

It's discomforting to know that it's taking place before six computerized cameras.

For their part, the men are discomforted only by being obliged to wear stiff collars.

And Saddam Hussein was only moderately discomforted by it all.

"Mabelrode will pay for having discomforted you," he told her.

They weren't ashamed of their activities, but it was discomforting to know that things were so well documented.

"I was unable to learn of anything at all that he'd ever said or done which had wounded or discomforted anyone."

"Certain people are particularly discomforted by it, because they see it as more mystical or magical."

It discomforted him to touch me in so intimate a fashion, which made me smile.