Sentence examples for sort of inconvenient from inspiring English sources

That's exactly the sort of inconvenient connection that Chairman Hochberg doesn't want the Financial Services Committee to make.

They can date certain materials and pigments and uncover obscured images and reconstruct techniques, raising all sorts of inconvenient questions in the process.

So as Ms. Setterfield speaks of her husband's impatience, both as an artist and a domestic partner, audience members must remind themselves that these are not her words but Mr. Gordon's, a charming tyrant whose characters grow more and more unruly, crowding around him and sprouting all sorts of inconvenient ideas (again, the author's).

"They would have been fearful that I would have asked all sorts of inconvenient questions if I'd been better briefed".

Media keys work but are kind of inconvenient.

Arsène Wenger will hardly care, with this an exorcism of sorts of the "inconvenient facts" thrown up by his side's recent record against these opponents.

This is the absolute worst sort of security theatre: inconvenient, absurd, and, crucially, ineffective.What's to stop a terrorist from doing whatever he's going to do before the one-hour deadline?

You have said that you try "to be a student of inconvenient knowledge — the sort of knowledge that, when taken to heart, forces us to change our lives in revolutionary ways".

In fact, Al Gore actually used TED as a platform to sort of try out his An Inconvenient Truth message before the movie came out, and Al comes to TED every year and is a great member of the community.

In themselves, his remarks were not outrageous – they're the sort of things people say when an inconvenient text message or email turns up.

Our politicians are not willing to tell us the most inconvenient of inconvenient truths.