Sentence examples for bit of uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Without explicitly espousing any political line or making any outright pronouncements, the Onion offered an implicit guarantee that laughing at its jokes might cause you a bit of uncomfortable self-awareness, but would never make you a bad person.

After a bit of uncomfortable hemming and hawing, Koch said that it was, but added, "We would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric.

Last week's blockbuster report in the Washington Post that Mitt Romney bullied a closeted gay classmate in prep school creates a bit of uncomfortable timing for House Republicans as they consider a reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act.

Here is a bit of uncomfortable truth.

I guess I was a little bit sort of uncomfortable, like I was very uncomfortable for everybody in the room I think, particularly the first session.

It's a bit of an uncomfortable shift, especially in light of a recent Bloomberg Business Week cover story about the Mormon Church's many for-profit businesses and the billion-dollar mall it recently opened in downtown Salt Lake City.

It's a bit of an uncomfortable relationship, Bettany admits.

It is a bravura bit of performance — slightly uncomfortable to watch today, but like so much of what Wilder did throughout his career, it is the result of a man in supreme command of his own gifts.

Oddly, the hip-hop verses of the inmates' Antonio and, later, the imprisoned creature Caliban, leave a bit of the same uncomfortable taste they have in the world of the play ― the work and talent of the marginalized students is used as window dressing for the story of the aggrieved white man, Felix, who maintains credit and control.

But it made some people a bit more uncomfortable when a pair of sleuths — Scott Warmuth, a record collector and disc jockey, and Edward Cook, a scholar at the Catholic University of America — uncovered similar, seemingly systematic borrowings in "Chronicles".

But as Tiff, Toff, James, Ollie, Binky and co enthused about their search for "a bit of French sausage" in Antibes, an uncomfortable truth was rammed home.