Sentence examples for inconvenient about from inspiring English sources

What is so inconvenient about swiping and signing for a credit card?

What is lacking or inconvenient about them?

The creation of a feel-good, phony, and shallow racial harmony throughout Remember the Titans is an indicator that the American public is still uncomfortable talking about the inconvenient truths about past race relations.

"But it is also part of everyday Cambodian governance that people with power feel no compunction … to silence people who may bring out an unpleasant or inconvenient truth about them, whether it be about corruption or the political dynamics of how the Khmer Rouge insurgency ended".

The environmental message of former Vice President Al Gore's "Inconvenient Truth" is about to get a little competition at American movie theaters.

The film is solemn, compelling and almost apocalyptic in its vision of catastrophe averted, which is perhaps not surprising coming from the Oscar-winning director Davis Guggenheim, who made "An Inconvenient Truth," about global warming, and "Waiting for Superman," about the failure of the American education system.

The inconvenient truth about the Cornish language is that it is about as lively as Monty Python's parrot.

But here is an inconvenient fact about bank failures: They do not happen overnight.

All this has diverted attention from two inconvenient truths about America's energy problem.

Google's satellite timelapses show the inconvenient truth about our planet.

Politicians have generally shown little courage in confronting inconvenient truths about drugs.