uncomfortably

She was uncomfortably close to what he had in mind.

They looked at each other uncomfortably for a long moment.

She seemed to be, he told himself uncomfortably, in love with him.

The two leaders, old and young, looked at one another uncomfortably.

For her part, she did, too, the rest of the team following uncomfortably.

The role would seem to sit uncomfortably high for him.

That much was true; he could hear them uncomfortably well.

Sit down, she said uncomfortably and looked away from him.

He certainly seemed to be getting uncomfortably near the truth.

He was uncomfortably sure that it had just started back up.

The night was still, and cold, yet not uncomfortably so.

They live together - often uncomfortably - in the same body.

She was uncomfortably aware of the light at her back.

The wall was cool against her back, but uncomfortably hard.

Uncomfortably, I came in and shut the door behind me.

Some of the enemy fire had started coming uncomfortably close.

The rest of the band looks at the floor uncomfortably.

She felt uncomfortably alone, but refused to give up hope.

The guard who had brought me here left and I was again uncomfortably alone with her.

A couple of people have told me that,' I said, uncomfortably.

The girls got up and stood uncomfortably in the center of the room.

The girl looked away uncomfortably, and Grace got the point.

But those lessons had been an uncomfortably long time ago now.

He felt uncomfortably sure that the girl had seen through his empty words.

But for a year or two, unemployment will stay uncomfortably high.