Away from the hubs, routine indignities and sweaty discomforts are made worse by the infrequency of connections.
The suave discomforts of this masochistic minimalism is something that only the superrich can afford.
It's an endurance test, an endless stream of delays and discomforts with little resolution in sight.
Mr Howard is a marvellously effective House of Commons performer who frequently discomforts the bulldozing chancellor, Gordon Brown.
For all the discomforts, the long hours, and no days off, there is an incentive - extra pay.
Cartoonish images of gender relations have created offense and highlighted persistent discomforts.
People with this disease often have mild abdominal discomforts such as bloating and gas after consumption of breads and cereals that contain gluten.
He makes light of the difficulties, delays and discomforts of voyaging through a part of the world where bureaucrats and bedbugs plague the traveller.
The drugs also share some potential side effects, namely headache, flushing and gastrointestinal distress, mild discomforts that could nonetheless take the fun out of a lusty romp.
The discomforts and agonies that attend ill-health and old age afford the opportunity and the invitation to participate in the redemptive value of Christ's suffering and death.
Helgeland and the production designer, Richard Hoover, re-create the shabbiness and the discomforts of pre-television baseball before the big money poured in the cruddy, dun-colored dressing rooms and the scrappy fields.
Jill Rako is all too familiar with the discomforts of children's hospitals: Her 15-year-old son Daniel, born with spina bifida, the incomplete development of the spinal cord, has logged dozens of surgeries and stays at Nationwide Children's.
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When confronted with evidence which undermines the fashion du jour or your own prejudices simply lift your hand and say " whatever" and you can avoid all the discomforts of the value of truth or objectivity or of being plain wrong.
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Ms Thompson recounts the little that is known about her and, drawing on her own experience, imagines, beyond the perils and discomforts, the attraction that must have existed on both sides, in particular the discretion and forbearance of the Maori whom she herself encountered in her husband's village.
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