Sentence examples for uncomfortable area from inspiring English sources

The rationality of voters is an interesting, if uncomfortable, area of inquiry among economists and others, such as Michael Huemer, a philosophy professor, who weighs in thusly:Perhaps the most striking feature of the subject of politics is how prone it is to disagreement only religion and morality rival politics as a source of disagreement.

The trouble I can see with this thing is basically that it lies in a rather uncomfortable area between consumer and pro.

But I've always said that we should follow the evidence, even if that takes us to uncomfortable areas of policy-making .The Baker policy-making .The short shrift.

He was aggressive and clever with his running, unnerving Lithuania's centre-halves and manoeuvring their back-line into uncomfortable areas.

In the first half alone he created five chances, playing with a waspish, needling energy that troubled the Belgium midfield and drew the full backs out into uncomfortable areas.

How the Juncker-led commission responds to the Amazon case it has inherited – and to further tax deals subsequently laid bare in the LuxLeaks scandal – is being seen as an early test of the credibility of the EU president, and the sincerity of his promises not to influence state aid inquiries, even if they stray close to uncomfortable areas of his past.

The most built-up LCZ types (LCZs 2, 3, 5, 8 and 10) were disclosed as the most uncomfortable areas of the city.

BDSM -- a world I stumbled into, learned to understand, and have grown to love -- is definitely one of those uncomfortable areas.

You should also practice shooting from different positions or in small or uncomfortable areas.

Uncomfortable waiting area at the entry.

According to Betts, part of the problem is that Afghans represent an uncomfortable grey area for Europe.