Sentence examples for pose uncomfortable from inspiring English sources
It's "safe" again to pose uncomfortable questions to the president of the United States and his team.
Mr Poroshenko's aides say this was the only way to save lives, but it poses uncomfortable questions.
Regardless of the legal outcome, Hatfill's case poses uncomfortable journalistic questions that do not have easy answers.
WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 11 PUBLIC EDITOR The recent exoneration of Steven J. Hatfill in the 2001 anthrax attacks poses uncomfortable journalistic questions that do not have easy answers.
Edward Snowden avoided saying whether he had read every NSA document he handed over to journalists in an interview with comedian John Oliver on Sunday, as the HBO host posed uncomfortable questions to the NSA whistleblower in Moscow.
But its success also poses uncomfortable questions for those of us who "know" that Western-style democracy is the best form of government.
These rules cleverly function as a way of gating functionality for the player and posing uncomfortable philosophical questions about the restriction of free will.
But for those of us who choose to believe in the higher purposes of a God who incarnates love because we have experienced that power in our lives, the theodicy dilemma (why bad things happen to good people) can pose an uncomfortable challenge to those who want to affirm that God acts in the lives of individuals.
At his worst, though, he has struck poses uncomfortable even to his supporters; hectoring, simplistic, apparently reliant on caricatured abstractions and coercive certainty.
When you have a full stomach, not only are most yoga poses uncomfortable, but blood supply is funneled to your stomach to process the nutrients from your food, leaving your muscles shortchanged on the energy they need for a successful practice.
And this poses an uncomfortable dilemma: At what point do we — that is, the public that idolizes him, his government and private clients — have an obligation to intervene?
