Sentence examples for some inconvenient from inspiring English sources

In some inconvenient ways, the building shows its age.

For the doomsayers, there are some inconvenient truths.

But some inconvenient facts got in the way.

However, that decidedly optimistic view overlooks some inconvenient on-the-ground realities.

Dr Rumy Hasan University of Sussex; author of Multiculturalism: Some Inconvenient Truths.

But at the same time, the film erases some inconvenient facts.

Some awful and some just inconvenient.

The nuns had some additional inconvenient information, Mwarabu said.

Reality – This generation will come of age in a world that is grappling with some difficult, inconvenient truths.

Guantánamo Diary is a gut-punch of a reminder – for some, an inconvenient one – that Guantánamo is more than a concept, or a few photographs of faceless men in jumpsuits.

This alacrity stands in sharp contrast with their evident lack of concern when a senior administration official, still unknown, blew the cover of a C.I.A. operative because her husband had revealed some politically inconvenient facts.