Sentence examples for this uncomfortable fact from inspiring English sources

When this uncomfortable fact came to light, Affleck asked the show's producers to conceal his family's links to slavery.

We must, as Superman does, talk honestly about this uncomfortable fact and why it persists.

Everyone tried to avoid mentioning the uncomfortable fact that the previous day this hearse had probably contained a granddad who'd had emphysema.

Well, the uncomfortable fact is that Cheney played an essential role in promoting the surge.

Elsewhere, Sikhs reflected on the uncomfortable fact that because their appearance sets them apart, they are sometimes mistakenly singled out as targets.

The recent daily headlines about the hunt for Mr Nazaruddin and Mrs Nurbaeti have once again highlighted the uncomfortable fact that Indonesia and Singapore don't have an extradition treaty.

What is forgotten, Gilbert suggests, is the uncomfortable fact that many peasant great-grandmothers ate "a monotonous and often dangerous diet".

And then there is the uncomfortable fact that Ms. Capps's mother, Representative Lois Capps, Democrat of California, has endorsed Mr. Gephardt instead of Mr. Kerry.

There was also the uncomfortable fact that talk of financial crisis was accompanied by the most successful (and profitable) period in the channel's 25-year history.

Underlying the squeamish ethical questions surrounding the creation of chimeras is the uncomfortable fact that we would be performing experiments on these creatures (Jamie Shreeve, April 10).

But the uncomfortable fact is that Pauline Hanson does have power; she was elected into the parliament, not through preferences but in her own right.