This is the weirdest, most uncomfortable moment of my life.
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It's the most uncomfortable feeling I think I've ever had.
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This is one of the most uncomfortable environments in the world.
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What has been the toughest, most uncomfortable question that you've asked?
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It's probably the most uncomfortable I've ever felt on a golf course.
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What came after was perhaps the most uncomfortable conversation of my life.
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Sparkle, he said, hates keeping secrets, even of the most uncomfortable truths.
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It was the most uncomfortable and disgusting ten minutes of my life.
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But "hometown hero" may be the label that makes her most uncomfortable.
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Was it the weirdest and most uncomfortable spa visit I have ever experienced?
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Houston covers, the most uncomfortable work brunch ever—to question how we find
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"It was one of the most uncomfortable situations in my life," Igwebuike said.
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In that moment of reclaiming more power, people are at their most uncomfortable.
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Yes, that was definitely one of the most uncomfortable experiences I've ever had.
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McFEELY It was the part in test screenings where people were most uncomfortable.
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Which do you think pushed him the most, or made him the most uncomfortable?
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Dim the lights, sit in the most uncomfortable chair you can find and enjoy.
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It was the Jewish regulars who were made most uncomfortable by the practical joke.
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" Whitmore: "This handshake was clearly too long and most uncomfortable for the prime minister.
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The most uncomfortable part of Sweet/Vicious is watching Jules interacting with her own rapist.
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At the hospital I was put on the most uncomfortable bed ever and drifted off.
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Tweezerman Ingrown Hair and Splintertweeze is specially designed to tackle your skin's most uncomfortable visitors.
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This is the most uncomfortable and unsafe I have felt since I have been here.
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It was one of the most uncomfortable moments in Oscars history, to say the least.
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Here Zuckerberg is finally reckoning with the most uncomfortable truth about the world's largest social network.
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Poor Ryan was pelted in a most uncomfortable place, meanwhile Christon was going straight for me!
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MEPs ignored these attempts, and Zuckerberg seemed most uncomfortable at not having his orders instantly carried out.
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She said the obvious, most uncomfortable truth about President Trump: that he sells newspapers and gets ratings.
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Finally, we made it to the home stretch — which also happened to be the most uncomfortable part.
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" • "I'm only 21, but so far I'd say I'm right in the most uncomfortable age for it.
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The act of paying is perhaps the most uncomfortable infliction the two orchard thieves entailed upon us.
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I put on this costume, and it's the most uncomfortable thing I've worn in my entire life.
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This is the most uncomfortable night of my life, I thought, then scolded myself for being dramatic.
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Such comments will get a chuckle from some people, but it makes most uncomfortable, and even offended.
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Glover is able to blur the lines of reality, summoning attention for even the most uncomfortable moments.
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And at its funniest, which is often also its most uncomfortable, it has gained a new resonance.
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It wasn't practically necessary, and it would be most uncomfortable for those Democratic members in Trump-supporting districts.
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We'll never really know, but it did make for the most uncomfortable kissing competition you could possible imagine.
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And one of the most uncomfortable protests in American history continues to be the fight for gun control.
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Describing it as "one of the most uncomfortable meetings during my time" with Mattis, Snodgrass writes of Sen.
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Intolerance of alternative viewpoints is spreading to places that make me, a moderate and a liberal, most uncomfortable.
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Sometimes, but not always, gynecologists conduct a pelvic exam, which is usually the most uncomfortable part for patients.
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That's actually exactly what Steyer said in an attempt to extricate himself from the world's most uncomfortable situation.
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Cutting off customers who are too drunk is one of the most uncomfortable things bartenders have to do.
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This is the most uncomfortable electoral variable to discuss and the one you can plan for the least.
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Predictably, it was our concern with Palestinian freedom that proved most uncomfortable for certain actors involved in the process.
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It's one of the year's most uncomfortable films, but one of its most surprising, creative, and compelling as well.
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Trish remembered how scratchy that fabric was, how it seemed to gather heat in all the most uncomfortable places.
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Ross then shows up at Becca's hotel room for one of the most uncomfortable televised confrontations of all time.
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"This was the most uncomfortable I've been with a putter in my hands maybe in my career," he said.
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Reporter's Notebook PARIS — The most uncomfortable thing about being naked in a museum, it turns out, is the temperature.
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The ten mile ride back to the campus in the Dean's car was the most uncomfortable of my life.
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Having to cut off a customer is one of the most uncomfortable aspects of my job as a bartender.
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I have lived in this building for 15 years and this is the most uncomfortable winter I've spent here.
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Welcome to the Hotel California: You are at the most uncomfortable family reunion ever, and you can never leave.
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"Ozzy walked out on stage and gave Sharon the world's most uncomfortable hug from behind," an on-looker told PEOPLE.
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Tinsley Mortimer got into most uncomfortable portions of her on-again, off-again relationship with The Coupon King, Scott Kluth.
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Recognizing that emotions do not limit us, but create an opportunity to move into that which makes us most uncomfortable.
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How to Win in Business Asking for a raise can be one of the most uncomfortable situations in a person's career.
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Here's the most uncomfortable thing about that statement: What an ugly thing to admit, what a shallowness there is to that.
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Think about that when you decide to wear your highest, most uncomfortable shoes for a night of casino and club hopping.
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Perhaps the most uncomfortable moment of Ms. Haley's speech on Wednesday came when she tried to defend Mr. Trump's travel ban.
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Of course, it is the most uncomfortable baby shower in the history of television, because absolutely nothing on Handmaid's Tale is comfortable.
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But the most uncomfortable storyline this season was easily the racially charged friction Lee caused first with Eric and then with Kenny.
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Trump's stance on abortion is proving to be one of the most uncomfortable topics for conservatives to talk about this election cycle.
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Dealing with that reality has been a most uncomfortable experience, but allowing myself to be vulnerable is a necessary part of recovery.
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"First of all, I get into the most uncomfortable position I can in the wheelchair, because otherwise I'd fall asleep," she said.
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"Abigail's Party" may be the most uncomfortable comedy in New York right now, and I'd sit through it again in a second.
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But on Monday, one pioneering New Yorker managed to turn the most uncomfortable part of the city into his own private sanctuary.
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"The most uncomfortable thing one can do is to question everything that is taken for granted and seek answers," writes Malli Gurram.
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She seemed to take it all in stride, but it was probably the most uncomfortable exchange I'd ever had with another human being.
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But what's perhaps most bold about the movie is also what made me the most uncomfortable with it: usually, the cannibalism / vampirism / etc.
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Space on the hard drive was at a premium, and the computer chair was inevitably among the most uncomfortable seats in the house.
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For white Americans, The Birth of a Nation may be one of the most uncomfortable viewing experiences a moviegoer can have this year.
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For certain, an unwatered down apology is one of the most uncomfortable things required of those who chose to live in polite society.
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Francis and Trump continued their quest to make the world's most uncomfortable buddy movie on Wednesday, when they met for the first time.
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Strycova has the dexterous game to take advantage and drag Williams into the awkward rallies in which she looks at her most uncomfortable.
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"At its funniest, which is often also its most uncomfortable, it has gained a new resonance," Elisabeth Vincentelli wrote of Kimberly Senior's production.
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What's missing in that list is a villain, which brings up the biggest, and in some ways most uncomfortable, comparison with Season 1.
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Cooking segments on talk shows are always a bit rushed and awkward, but this one takes the cake for being the most uncomfortable.
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For sponsors, one of the most uncomfortable parts of Month 13 was watching the refugees make financial decisions they found questionable at best.
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One poll by the bank Northwestern Mutual found that money was the most uncomfortable subject of all to broach – outranking sex, and even death.
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The subtext: What's a comfortable setting for one of the most uncomfortable moments in Facebook history — are the chairs we'll each sit in right?
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While the Crypts are certainly more protected than the open battlefield, they're definitely vulnerable to a White Walker attack — one of the most uncomfortable sort.
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"Dancing makes me feel the most uncomfortable of anything in life," said Nick, whose brother, Drew Lachey, won the Mirror Ball Trophy on season 2.
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But that tension was undeniably fueling so much of the teasing between boys, and for me it was the most uncomfortable part of being there.
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So when his new BFF Zendaya asked Efron in an interview what his most uncomfortable scene was, he had a lot from which to choose.
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Most liberal minded people believe that the speech most important to receive protection and see open expression is that which makes us the most uncomfortable.
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Even Chris Hemsworth can't resurrect the vibe at a the world's most uncomfortable roast in a just-released sketch from his Saturday Night Live episode.
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The effects of slavery touched nearly every aspect of economic and social life, yet it remains one of the subjects Americans are most uncomfortable discussing.
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These moments were perhaps the most uncomfortable parts of the film to watch; crowds of journalists and cameras packed into the tiny apartment with Hakamada.
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What better way to honor Larry David's return to his old shenanigans than with a culinary tour of the most uncomfortable half-hour of television?
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That was something I realized in one of the most uncomfortable ways imaginable: from an illustrated book my parents owned that depicted the Gospel of Luke.
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Then they kissed and we all thought it would be the most uncomfortable thing we had to watch all episode, but it got so much worse.
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Yet by doing so, he has made himself more vulnerable on the very issue on which the Democratic base is most uncomfortable with Clinton: national security.
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We had an event in Regensburg, where one time we wore actual lederhosen during a game and it was the most uncomfortable game I've ever played.
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The most uncomfortable thing you can do, according to Rizwan Aseem, is to set and achieve a goal that's harder than something you've ever done before.
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It also has a dead whale, some truly incredible green screen, and one of the most uncomfortable portrayals of a mentally incapacitated person ever committed to film.
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It was in these moments that I was most uncomfortable, not because of the content on screen, but because of the reactions from the audience around me.
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Caro also visited our podcast this week and talked about his writing process, his most uncomfortable interview (spoiler alert: It was with Lady Bird Johnson) and more.
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Buy a custom Realborn doll that's made in his image and really take this whole "Baby Yoda is my son" thing to its most uncomfortable, logical extreme.
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Within that, 36% of respondents named student loan debt the most uncomfortable financial topic to discuss, followed by child-care expenses (30%) and living paycheck to paycheck (26%).
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"In the eyes of the West, Russia appears to be the source of most uncomfortable social changes," wrote Maxim Trudolyubov in a column in Vedomosti, an independent daily.
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He didn't balk at even the most uncomfortable topics, like the FBI raid on his former campaign manager's home or his schoolyard feud with his own attorney general.
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So it's out of my comfort zone, and it's the craziest thing that I'm probably most known for Sports Illustrated, when that's how I feel the most uncomfortable.
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The most uncomfortable answer they gave is the possibility that Covid-19 keeps spreading at a high rate and becomes endemic — regularly infecting humans, like the common cold.
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In some ways, the old transgressions are the most uncomfortable: They implicate not just the alleged abusers, but everyone who knew about the stories and chose to overlook them.
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" Rihanna also hated that VMA moment when Drake was introducing her and went on and on about his feelings: "Waiting through that speech was probably the most uncomfortable part.
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" –Rachel Kraus, Editorial Fellow "I watched Wolf of Wall Street with my mum and dad and brother and it was one of the most uncomfortable experiences of my existence.
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The two have the world's most uncomfortable meet-cute in a police station men's room: He's covered in a suspect's skull fragments and she helps him to some morphine.
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As Trump bolted to avoid the most uncomfortable moments of the gathering -- debate over global warming, which he utterly rejects -- he left behind a bad taste everywhere he turned.
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Vince McMahon was keen on it, Edge became a superstar by way of one of the most uncomfortable storylines of the modern era, and Matt maintained his midcard status.
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If you are prone to touching your face, especially along the edges of the mask where it may feel most uncomfortable, that reduces the effectiveness of wearing a mask.
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Her sexiest, and perhaps most uncomfortable, look came at the 2019 Met Gala, where she wore a custom Thierry Mugler minidress covered in white crystals that resembled water droplets.
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Yet as the resolute rally of 2019 has carried into its fifth month, it's no longer clear that higher prices from here would be the least expected, most uncomfortable move.
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But here's what gets me about these women in particular: Demanding other people examine the issues that are most uncomfortable to them while not doing it yourself is disgustingly hypocritical.
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Schmid and Parker also do impressive work, with Parker in particular making conscious choices to sand some of the most uncomfortable edges off Arlette, making her strong rather than shrill.
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One of the most uncomfortable things about attending the Golden Globes (well, aside from enduring an opening monologue from Ricky Gervais) has got to be running into your famous ex.
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The things that make me the most uncomfortable are the people who whisper in my ear or take me aside, or tell me to come to talk to them privately.
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An image of Jeb Bush standing all alone at Miami International Airport has surfaced online today, confirming once again that he is the most uncomfortable person to ever run for president.
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Gabe Leydon, chief executive of mobile game giant Machine Zone, best known for its ads featuring Kate Upton and Arnold Schwarzenegger, posed some of the most uncomfortable questions of the weekend.
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The most uncomfortable aspect of it, for me, was that the quality in Nunez that repelled the judge was the very quality that had inclined me toward him: his unflappable calm.
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But even with that promised protocol, the fact that the Assistant was so good at its job hinted at a future of us outsourcing our most uncomfortable tasks to a robot.
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In this age of heightened sensitivity to neurodiversity, one of the most uncomfortable notions you can raise about Asperger's is that it can cruelly obscure the most basic elements of personality.
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"At the beginning, the first trimester is the worst and no one knows you're pregnant yet and you feel the most uncomfortable," Kardashian told Ellen DeGeneres about feeling ill during her pregnancy.
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Kimmel calls the handshake "the most uncomfortable display of affection between any husband and wife this year," as well as highlighting an almost equally awkward interaction between Melania and a small schoolgirl.
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The thing that I think makes me most uncomfortable here is how on the nose the dystopian world seems to be, relying on some maybe slightly too exaggerated parallels to current technology.
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Indeed, the UK government's own counterterrorism policies are facing the most uncomfortable questions in the wake of the attack, given the bomber had been repeatedly reported to police in the years prior.
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The third issue is perhaps the most uncomfortable for congressional Republicans to confront: that many of their policy goals (cut taxes on the rich, repeal Obamacare, roll back entitlements) are deeply unpopular.
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In addition to "Diversity Day" and "Scott's Tots," of course, the second episode of Season 2, which is literally titled, "Sexual Harassment," is one of the most uncomfortable episodes of the series.
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Fairview, written by Jackie Sibblies Drury, is now a Pulitzer Prize winner, and it is also the play that has made me the most uncomfortable I have ever been inside a theater.
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From uncomfortable pick-up lines and accidental swipes and that lead to irredeemably bad dates, Tinder users came clean on Whisper about some of their most uncomfortable moments involving the popular dating app.
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The most uncomfortable part of the whole process was the expanders that were put in my chest, to stretch the breast tissue and make room for the silicone implants I would get later.
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Ferguson, an adviser to Navigator Research, a Democratic organization that studies public opinion and messaging, says the crisis is forcing attention to many aspects of Trump's behavior that voters remain most uncomfortable about.
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Many of the book's most uncomfortable truths for me come when Atwood is blunt about complacency being a huge part of how Gilead came to be, and the same holds true for the show.
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The whole thing would be funny if it did not raise the most uncomfortable question: Is it right to applaud the legacy of mass immigration from Ireland because the Irish are white and Christian?
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Being the most honest you've ever been with someone in your life will be one of the most uncomfortable things you can do, Ryan Brown says, but it could also be the most valuable.
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On Monday's episode of The Bachelor, Arie Luyendyk Jr. selects two contestants to join him on what inevitably always ends up being the most uncomfortable date of the season: Kendall, and the highly controversial Krystal.
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The Eta might possibly be the most uncomfortable-looking recumbent bike imaginable, but its low center of gravity, razor-thin tires, lightweight frame, and bullet-like outer housing help minimize rolling friction and wind resistance.
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The UAE, a crucial member of the coalition and which is more hostile to the Brotherhood than other members, appears to have been the most uncomfortable about its military fighting alongside Brotherhood-linked Islah forces.
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Gassy, soggy and glassy-eyed, the corpse (played by Daniel Radcliffe in what has to be the most uncomfortable role of his career) delights Hank, who names him Manny and resolves to care for him.
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The multi-time VMAs winner gave everyone whiplash when she hit the carpet in what has to be the most uncomfortable outfit of the night — a second-skin bodysuit featuring a corset-style bodice with cutouts.
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When asked how uncomfortable his helmet is on a scale from 1-10 (10 being the most uncomfortable) he responded with an 8, saying "nothing" will ever compel him to show his face to the public.
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In perhaps the most uncomfortable scene, Marina is questioned regarding the circumstances surrounding Orlando's death, with the police -- pursuing a fishing expedition to unearth foul play -- forcing her to disrobe, looking for signs of a struggle.
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But as it continues to broaden its world, the show needs to find a way to get more comfortable with the perspectives that make it most uncomfortable, or risk losing itself in its own myopic tragedy.
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"The people who get most uncomfortable with conversations about this are those who are uncomfortable with looking at how learned values and learned aesthetics really do play into who or what appeals to us," Dr. Addison says.
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Then, with another look to check and see if the makeup had been sufficiently removed from Cohen's pink jacket, the most uncomfortable moment of the night (thus far; the show hasn't even started yet) was blessedly over.
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Perhaps the most uncomfortable part of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is acknowledging the number of people who enjoy the surreal experience of watching supernaturally beautiful women trotting around in underwear, wings, and sometimes floral-printed parachutes.
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For Ben's first date in Jamaica, he took Caila rafting down a small river and it was one of the most uncomfortable things we've witnessed this season because the two barely exchanged three words to one another.
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It's Brian Molko's fault that I learned the term "bisexuality," thought 'oh: this explains everything' then immediately demanded answers from my parents about it over one of the most uncomfortable family dinners of my pubescent life. 2.
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Both do so to protect the other from uncomfortable truths, which brings us to the most uncomfortable truth: Ash Tyler, her first love, is actually a surgically altered Klingon spy — and our old friend, the villainous Voq.
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The Emmy-nominated Billy on the Street star joined PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle for his signature Q&A session, The Cagle Exercise, and didn't miss a beat when asked about his most uncomfortable on-camera moment.
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It is the most uncomfortable feeling ahhhh only downside to sharing PPD," she tweeted March 6, following it with another tweet reading, "All of a sudden everyone's "how are you!" turns to "how arrrrrre you??????" know what I'm saying?
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The most uncomfortable question in business, in my view, is how do we pay our soldiers, firefighters, and teachers if a firm can ascend to $460 billion in value (#5 in the world) without paying any meaningful corporate taxes.
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But the most uncomfortable problem for the new president is related to additional efforts by prosecutor Aldana to strip retired colonel and newly-elected deputy Edgar Justino Ovalle Maldonado of his immunity from prosecution as a member of the legislature.
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At the White House on Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel had the misfortune of learning this first hand, and as a result, we now have a video that could easily win an award for the most uncomfortable interaction in history.
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Because of this, they're probably the most uncomfortable wireless earbuds I've tried — not so bad that I didn't want to use them, but enough that I was always looking forward to taking them out at the end of my commute.
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Mr. Barr did not take the bait, and his response may offer an early glimpse of how he might navigate one of the most uncomfortable positions in the government — overseeing and defending an investigation loathed by the president who nominated him.
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And then I go over there, and I'm like 'Kendall, I need a pair of sweats to go home,' and she'll give me the most uncomfortable old underwear, the worst sweats you've ever seen and anything that's so bad and old and small.
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Bloomberg, over the course of the news organization's history, has ducked one of the most uncomfortable challenges news executives face by avoiding having his own company subjected to scrutiny from its reporters and for that matter generally paying scant attention to media issues.
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Indeed, Mr Corbyn, having done so well in the campaign, often looked the most uncomfortable, probably because he was constantly outflanked on the left by the Greens and the Scottish National Party—not a great place to be for the veteran left-winger from Islington.
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"This is the most uncomfortable position I've been in since the contest began — the overwhelming exposure now in my portfolio is to the red-hot consumer staples sector," Brown wrote in an email regarding his holdings, which include McCormick & Co., a maker of spices.
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Slim and featuring a sickly taupe cover, the book consists of a nauseating series of vignettes about how the author's father raped and abused her from ages three to 21, but its most uncomfortable moments are not the horrific, often violent descriptions of rape.
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After opening their line of questioning by bringing up Kim's sex tape, they went on to cover everything from Kendall's Pepsi commercial to Rob's explosive behavior, forcing Kris and her daughters to answer some of the most uncomfortable and personal questions about their family.
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While CEOs and founders command millions or billions of dollars and are among the most high-profile people in our society, when it comes time to take a photo for a magazine, they're forced into some of the most uncomfortable, least humanlike positions in existence.
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Something personal became not the most personal thing, which is awesome, because to share that is great, but then at the same time I was 17 or 18 when it all kind of went down, and that's the most uncomfortable, terrible, weird — you're 17 and like, Whaaaa!
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Something personal became not the most personal thing, which is awesome, because to share that is great, but then at the same time I was 17 or 18 when it all kind of went down, and that's the most uncomfortable, terrible, weird — you're 17 and like, 'Whaaaa!
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In Saint-Martin, the toughest, most uncomfortable questions are less about who will pay for rebuilding — France has delivered more than a half-billion dollars of aid — but where and how to rebuild, or whether to rebuild at all amid the threat of evermore powerful storms.
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The world's most uncomfortable family dinner in "Hardly Recognized You" establishes Blake has a bitter rivalry with Jeff Colby because the younger man is a former Carrington Atlantic I.T. employee who developed his first billion-dollar piece of tech while at C.A., then left to be his own boss.
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Perhaps the most uncomfortable question Kalanick personally has to face at this point is whether the corporate culture of aggression, which he has actively encouraged as a strategy to drive Uber's growth, has also helped fuel an internal culture of sexism — landing him in a room full of angry female engineers.
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After exposing his infidelity last season, Bethenny Frankel is coming face-to-face with Luann D'Agostino's then-fiancé Tom D'Agostino, Jr. for the first time on Wednesday's all-new Real Housewives of New York City — and PEOPLE's got the exclusive first look at what just might be the most uncomfortable introduction ever.
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"The most uncomfortable question in business, in my view, is how do we pay our soldiers, firefighters, and teachers if a firm can ascend to $460 billion in value (#5 in the world) without paying any meaningful corporate taxes," writes Galloway, author of the forthcoming The Four, an examination of Big Tech.
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The way he swallowed the indignity of his very real life girlfriend, Lita, leaving him for his very real life friend, Edge, to make fodder for one of the hottest, most uncomfortable angles of that era; to this day I still don't know what of the aftermath outside the ring was real and what wasn't.
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I've been on and off antidepressants since I was 18 (including Kanye's problematic fave, Lexapro), and I think everybody who's been on them knows the unique shittiness of realizing you've missed a dose, that "Oh damn it, here we go again" feeling like you're about to get on the world's most uncomfortable carnival ride.
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The Emmy-nominated Speck of Dust star joined PEOPLE's Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle in the latest episode of The Jess Cagle Interview (streaming now on the People/Entertainment Weekly Network), and when the question came up to recount her most uncomfortable moment on camera, Silverman detailed an unfortunate punch to the face — from actor Ryan Phillippe.
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If you don't know comedian Nikki Glaser from her current Comedy Central show Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, you may have seen her stand-up work on Last Comic Standing and elsewhere, or her talk show with Sara Schaefer Nikki & Sara Live (not to mention her turn as a prudish mother in Amy Schumer's Trainwreck.) If not, you're missing out, because Glaser is unafraid to wrangle in a personal and relatable way with that most uncomfortable of topics: sex.
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But with fire and blood — and a surprising amount of political savvy — Aegon made each rival monarch (with the exception of Meria Martell in Dorne) bend the knee with the help of his dragon-riding sister-wives Visenya and Rhaenys (seriously, Targaryen history makes Cersei and Jaime's twincest look quaint.) At the end of his unprecedented takeover, Aegon even melted the swords of all the enemies he defeated with dragonfire to create The World's Most Uncomfortable Chair, AKA that Iron Throne they're all still fighting over today.
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