Sentence examples for inconvenient matter from inspiring English sources

It is generated by Lois Smith and Jenny Bacon, playing a mother and daughter who thus far haven't had much to say to each other and wouldn't even appear to have much in common, aside from that inconvenient matter of being related.

Never mind inconvenient matters of life and death.

A less flattering way to put it is that we pay lip service to religious freedom but in instances where it is most inconvenient and, thus, matters the most, we relegate it to second fiddle--or fire it from the orchestra altogether.

Anything, no matter how inconvenient or time-consuming, that neither side is expecting but that both sides will submit to.

"No matter how inconvenient the park is right now, his message couldn't have been any clearer," she said.

"I would feel most comfortable if the school were closed and our son would be sent somewhere else, no matter how inconvenient that would be," Mrs. Bartell said.

But when African leaders formed the Organization of African Unity in 1963, one of the guiding principles was that the colonial borders, no matter how inconvenient they might be, should be sacrosanct.

I believe that both these pains have the right to coexist, but as a Kashmiri writer I am not ready to compromise on my truth, no matter how inconvenient it is.

What it needs is to believe that our leaders are trying to do the right thing, no matter how inconvenient, and if they forge ahead and fix health insurance, then the ragemeisters of the Right will find other hobbies.

Do this no matter how inconvenient this might be to your schedule.

n a democracy, you must play by the rules, no matter how inconvenient those rules might be.