Sentence examples for brought uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Inside the somewhat hermetic Basque community here, which mixes at its own social club and at a handful of small restaurants like Bar Basque and Urrutia, which offer specialties like Txistorra sausages and Txakol?ine, the indictment has brought uncomfortable attention.

The international spotlight has brought uncomfortable attention to the county and its city namesake.

A meeting with Raith Rovers might have brought uncomfortable memories back for Ally McCoist's side, as they lost the Ramsdens Cup final to them last season.

The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn brought uncomfortable issues, like child prostitution, sex trafficking, and rape, into the mainstream with their book Half the Sky.

Because coaching, by its nature, brings uncomfortable subjects to light, these programs need an active champion with the power (including staying power) to protect them.

And, hear them when they bring uncomfortable news from the work on the ground.

The pope's visit could also bring uncomfortable attention to the church's ambiguous role during the drug war.

The artists behind the stunt a self-described "anti-PC" group called The Faction, made up of "vandals bringing uncomfortable truth" to the "Libs"—spent $1,000 on the fake stars, funded by a "young and anonymous entrepreneur," according to THR.

The first fasting sessions may bring uncomfortable symptoms due to a readjustment of the body's energy sources and the break down of toxins in the body as it moves its attention from the digestive system to the other organs.

At 14, the much coveted Kreisler prize was hers, but soon afterwards the Anschluss brought the uncomfortable communication that her "services were no longer required".

For many here, the words brought back uncomfortable memories of the harsh words aimed at Yitzhak Rabin, the prime minister assassinated in 1995, by religious leaders.