People
get uncomfortable talking about motives, but either McIntyre is completely obsessed and blinded by his vendetta against «The Team», or someone is making it worth his while to stoop so low and go to all this trouble.
It took me a while to be able to casually acknowledge that I have lesbian parents, and sometimes I still
get uncomfortable talking about it.
Not exact matches
It has been my experience that those church leaders who are more into control and performance will
get very
uncomfortable and irritable when someone joins the group who actually want to
talk with God in order to learn from Him, rather than
talk (or yell) at Him in the hopes of sounding super-spiritual and maybe even manipulating something out of Him.
Talking about my best friend can
get a little
uncomfortable though, because my best friend is a recipe for grilled chicken skewers.
Not because we're going to
talk about the Cardinals, but because you have better things to do, and also you don't want me to stare at you, silent and motionless, until you
get uncomfortable and make up an excuse to leave.
No time to
talk means no
uncomfortable situations for me and instead I
get to see innocence through my daughter's eyes and really truly enjoy it.
A chance to
get out of the house and
talk to adults for some parents, and perhaps an awkward or
uncomfortable experience for others.
With all the
talk of the female body clock, and the ticking that
gets ever louder after the age of 30, an
uncomfortable fact for men too often
gets overlooked.
By the time new patients
talk with me for the first time, they have allowed their bodies to
get to such a state they are now experiencing
uncomfortable symptoms.
It's not something everyone likes to
talk about, but sometimes you've
got to be a little
uncomfortable in order to fix the issue.
Talking about it may
get uncomfortable, but trust that it'll prevent a lot of discomfort down the line!
Talking about meeting their parents, having kids,
getting married, etc. will only make your date feel
uncomfortable.
Besides, you shouldn't
talk about your own weight either as it may
get interpreted wrongly and she may
get uncomfortable or upset.
• Never Give Out Your Last Name • Never Give Out Your Address • Never
Talk About Money • Always Meet In A Public Place • Use the «Buddy System» (Telling a Friend Where You'll Be and Who You'll Be With) • If You're
Uncomfortable,
Get Up and Leave
Conversely, if money's tight, then
talking about how little you earn or how you can't afford a holiday this year will make your date feel
uncomfortable and might even give the impression that you're trying to
get them to pick up the bill.
Get a friend to help you write it because a lot of people are
uncomfortable talking about themselves.
All your friends must have been in relationships or maybe
got married, and you feel a little bit
uncomfortable when they start
talking about the living - together stuff.
Being able to
talk about race across racial identities is crucial — but to
get there, white people often first need space to discuss race with each other, to begin to ask questions that are
uncomfortable or scary.
Do you agree with what Myracle said during our conversation — that it's better to make an impact and
get people
talking about things that make them
uncomfortable than to be «vanilla pudding»?
We know death can be a little
uncomfortable to
talk about, which is why we had a little fun with this, but
getting things in order before you die is actually pretty important.
Some candidates
get uncomfortable «when they discover that potential employers have looked at social media,
talked with people not listed as references, and more.»
It may feel
uncomfortable talking about your achievements, but the fact is you won't
get noticed (yet alone hired!)
«If you
get upset because your sister - in - law insists on
talking with your husband about your relationship, it's important not to attack her, but instead to explain that you feel
uncomfortable because that is your personal, private space.»
I
talked with her by phone recently to
get her ideas for making the TV a part of the family rather than an
uncomfortable intruder.
I don't need to go too far into this ugly subject to
get to the point —
talking about money publicly is just as
uncomfortable to me as it is to any of you.