Sentences with phrase «discomforting feeling rather»

Women who experience them say it's more of a tightening and discomforting feeling rather than pain.

Not exact matches

Usually this is the moment in my story when I am told that my discomfort is solely my problem and my responsibility to wrestle with and get over, that everyone feels a little out of place when they are new, and that my identity should be first and always that of a Christian seeking unity rather than division, especially along racial and ethnic lines.

These include not remembering a discrete traumatic injury, generally having dull discomfort as opposed to sharp / stabbing feelings, having pain that lessens as they progress through their sporting activity (i.e. as one warms up) rather than pain which persists in the heat of the game, and having a diffuse area of pain rather than a specific location.

Earlier this month, Oxlade - Chamberlain was reportedly offered # 180,000 per week to stay at Arsenal; to his credit, it appears that he'd rather risk discomfort (i.e., riding the bench at Chelsea) than be paid handsomely to take part in what increasingly feels like another failed season.

What I felt was more of a tightening twinge of discomfort rather than feeling painful.

Rather, both conditions merely pose discomfort for pregnant women, as well as presenting feelings of annoyance and irritability due to a lack of comfort in mobility.

And so, for the first few days, there were moments of discomfort (or, rather, moments I labeled as uncomfortable), and I felt frustration at sitting still, as the clock ticked and I «lost time.»

I suggest keeping a food journal to track any of these persisting feelings of discomfort, rather than popping another Tums and calling it a night.

You're basically saying that you would rather give someone else an entire evening of discomfort instead of taking on the minute or two discomfort you would feel by calling them and canceling.

Most kids still stop crying in less than five minutes, but that's no longer the goal now that my priority is their feelings rather than my discomfort with their feelings.

Although this behavioral problem is somewhat similar, a puppy feeling discomfort from separation from other canines is rather an evolutionary instinct, rather than a behavioral problem.

Rather than thinking of them in terms of Minimalism, she remembers, he told her they were «about the discomfort he felt in figuring out how two colors can rest next to each other on a canvas, and solving it in the most explicit way possible»: using colored vinyl as a readymade material, stretching it into rectilinear shapes, and composing based on color and formal relationships.5

Perhaps you eventually explode in anger, or pull away from someone rather than confront the discomfort you feel.