Meanings of minor discomfort in English

Old Bailey, enjoying the marquis's minor discomfort, continued at his own pace.

But that was only a minor discomfort compared to the disturbance he remembered.

The fire from machine guns and screaming skulls alike seemed only a minor discomfort to them.

So many people had suffered and died in this place that my minor discomfort seemed almost indecently trivial.

But if they make some difference, if they save one life, surely they're worth the minor discomfort and inconvenience.

This minor discomfort roused Lenox.

When I had some minor discomfort, Falco, always pampering me, called Galen in and enrolled me also among his charges.

England reported on Thursday that Bresnan had suffered minor discomfort around his right elbow after surgery on the joint a month ago.

The convenience and security a vaginal office provides more than make up for the occasional awkwardness and minor discomfort of answering the phone.

One side of my face was now thickly caked over with ice-whichprotected, but also on account of its stiffness caused a minor discomfort.

He is not suffering, luckily, at least only minor discomforts.

The only sort of complaining you hear from British soldiers is over minor discomforts in the field.

He had grown used to the minor discomforts of a nomadic existence, and even the nights were no longer intolerable.

Coarse or refined, it is the universal protection, whether from the minor discomforts or the more frightful risks of war.

A few minor discomforts were a small price to pay for a $1,500 fee.

They have to become inured to such minor discomforts as frosted toes and ears and noses, as well as the loss of their dogs.