Sentence examples for uncomfortable aspects from inspiring English sources

The economic role of a post-apartheid South Africa might well have uncomfortable aspects, too.

He has just written his autobiography and it has forced him to confront many uncomfortable aspects of his life.

One of the more uncomfortable aspects of journalism is that some people's tragedies are more newsworthy than others.

❦ There were uncomfortable aspects of the BBC that didn't appear on the charge sheet drawn up by politicians at the time.

Klinghoffer forces Jewish audiences to confront some uncomfortable aspects of Israel's history, and to relive a tragic chapter in the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The crazy illogicality, the vast imagination and profound instinct that render some of his works sublime coexist with some uncomfortable aspects of conservatism.

Channel 4's Dispatches tonight tackles one uncomfortable aspect of this challenge head-on.

Still, Mr. Levy said, one uncomfortable aspect of his new life is a certain loss of power.

The most uncomfortable aspect of Four Lions is the excruciatingly happy, healthy, fulfilled home life of Omar.

But, once interfered with, the processes of choice and preference began to take on an uncomfortable aspect.

Perhaps the most uncomfortable aspect of private equity for Romney to explain is the role of capital from the public sector in driving its growth.