Sentence examples for something uncomfortable about from inspiring English sources

There is something uncomfortable about the vagueness surrounding her.

On the other hand, there is something uncomfortable about it, too.

Pop is all about self-invention, but there's something uncomfortable about Steve's version of it.

In the context, there is something uncomfortable about the extent to which Selvon's humour is based on racist needling.

There is something uncomfortable about seeing Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Fritz buy a saddle from a frail old fellow of apparently modest means for $75 and later hear it appraised for as much as $5,000.

The fact that some of these cases go back two or three years and never made the headlines, and were not highlighted by MPs, also says something uncomfortable about racism in this country.

Besides, unless a six-year old can see it without Mom and Dad having to talk about something uncomfortable, it's probably Hollywood/NYC elitist obscenity that's poisoning the fabric of "pro-America".

In the wake of a federal judge striking down Texas' gay marriage ban and Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoing an anti-gay bill, I feel compelled to confess something uncomfortable: I was totally wrong about gay marriage.

It is not about simply putting up with something uncomfortable.

There was always something uncomfortable, racist even, some might say about the easy condemnation of Tan and the uncritical acceptance of Mackay's version of events.

Has something uncomfortable been said?