Sentence examples for present uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

The past is cosy and the present uncomfortable – few people really want to be told how to behave today.

Mr. Elon's ability to step outside his society's heroic narrative and present uncomfortable facts and perspectives in learned yet accessible prose set him apart.

In our present uncomfortable climate of quarrels between pushy religionists and resisting secularists - or attack-dog secularists and defensive religionists: which side you are on determines how you see it - there are many reasons why it would be a great advantage to everyone to have an atheist prime minister.

You will make whatever authorities present uncomfortable, and they will remove you because you are freaking people out.

Deborah Brown, an owner of the Storefront gallery (now called Storefront Bushwick), sees the portraits as part of a tradition, running back to artists like Goya and George Grosz, that presents uncomfortable truths about war.

We cannot feel afraid to be present in uncomfortable spaces or to confront uncomfortable truths.

But his avocation did present some uncomfortable situations.

We do have a more overtly Christian compline in the evening, but if anyone present is uncomfortable with that, we simply revert to silence.

The race presents an uncomfortable choice.

The discovery that large and sophisticated cultures have already been undone by climate change presents an uncomfortable precedent… Writer visits the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) at Columbia University.

But it's mostly because "Some Kind of Monster" presents an uncomfortable kind of realism: it's the most in-depth, long-form psychological profile of any rock band that has ever existed.