Sentence examples for is sometimes uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

My experience is that people appreciate being told the truth, even though the truth is sometimes uncomfortable.

The act of watching becomes charged in an hour that is sometimes uncomfortable, often alarming and ultimately irresistibly joyous.

He embraces fans who recognize him when he and his wife visit Manhattan, but he is sometimes uncomfortable with the attention.

It is sometimes uncomfortable in meetings with the two executives, since it is readily apparent they do not get along, the colleagues say.

The two have a relationship that is sometimes uncomfortable to watch (Dr. Pinsky the empathetic listener compared to the more temperamental Mr. Carolla), but the shtick seems to work.

The popularity of her work speaks for her ability to salve a little of that feeling of aloneness in her audiences with her deeply felt portraits of women — and occasionally men — seeking solidarity in their individuality, finding comfort in the knowledge that everybody else is sometimes uncomfortable with the choices they've made, too.

Foundations that fund the arts are sometimes uncomfortable with her issue-oriented work, while human rights groups sometimes think that  the images are too nice.

They are seldom used to trading, and are sometimes uncomfortable with the idea of "profiteering" from a system designed to cut pollution.

We had created a new democracy of expression, which was sometimes uncomfortable, but mostly rich and absorbing, and sometimes even exhilarating.

Yet some Clinton donors say they were sometimes uncomfortable with Mr. Hsu and wish that, in hindsight, they had regarded this ambivalence as a red flag.

Meanwhile, at an event raising funds for a children's hospital that will be named after Mr Mandela, his wife Graca Machel said that though he was sometimes uncomfortable he had seldom been in pain since arriving at hospital on 8 June.