Sentence examples for this uncomfortable reality from inspiring English sources

Companies must face this uncomfortable reality head-on, she says.

But this uncomfortable reality is never allowed to intrude upon the pastoral idyll.

This is the uncomfortable reality, not just for the government but for British citizens.

We have to start with the uncomfortable reality that this isn't a new horror introduced to the world.

David McAuley, Trussell Trust CEO said: "This new evidence brings into sharp focus the uncomfortable reality of what happens when a 'life shock' or benefit problem hits those on low incomes: parents go hungry, stress and anxiety increase, and the issue can all too quickly escalate into crippling debt, housing problems and illness.

But after they died I was faced with the uncomfortable reality of my own mortality.

Or is it really just to block their view of the uncomfortable reality of poverty at such close proximity?

But such moments remind us of the uncomfortable reality that Rivera, the Yankees' indispensable closer, is reaching an expiration date, as all players do.

The British were facing the uncomfortable reality that they had been surpassed: the United States had become the world's biggest economic player.

In both appearances, Mr. Bush acknowledged the uncomfortable reality for him that Oregon's unemployment rate, at 7.8percentt, was far above the national rate of 6.2percentt.

But the uncomfortable reality is that Glenbryn's Protestants are feeling alienated and distrustful, so much so that even little girls are no longer a taboo target.