Sentence examples for more complex uncomfortable from inspiring English sources
But lately, the pace of change has been faster, and made travel more complex, uncomfortable and aggravating.
Others expressed a more complex position: uncomfortable with the reality that Hello! portrays but, in a country shadowed by dark forces of intolerance, glad that it simply exists.
Anything that isn't real history is "entertainment" or "titillation", in a world of "postmodern scepticism" where people would rather imagine themselves in Middle Earth than read about the much more complex and uncomfortable Middle Ages.
This is a bit more complex and, admittedly, uncomfortable for most.
Unlike the honourable, principled incarnation more familiar to readers from To Kill a Mockingbird, Lee's earlier version is a much more complex and in many ways uncomfortable man; one who can say things such as, "Do you want Negroes by the carload in our schools and churches and theatres?
We see here how the boundaries between insiders and outsiders become more complex, and can be shifted to accommodate uncomfortable knowledge.
For cisgender women who menstruate, tenderness and swelling of the chest can be an uncomfortable, but unseen part of having a period; but for trans menstruators, the effects are a bit more complex.
Whenever carpal tunnel syndrome has been found with a Neurometrix test, "it always makes me more uncomfortable," said the surgeon, who noted that he sometimes referred such patients to a neurologist to rule out more complex problems.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
My travels became more complex.
