Sentence examples for uncomfortable candidate from inspiring English sources
But it has remained hidden from view, replaced by a more uncertain, uncomfortable, cautious candidate.
While it may not be the top issue for every voter, most feel uncomfortable with candidates who blatantly reject science and chart out extreme positions..
It will be particularly uncomfortable for a candidate already seen as being close to the trade unions".
For conservative Christians who may be unsure about Trump and feel uncomfortable supporting a candidate without a clear history of religious faith, who has been married three times and has recently accused a woman of making a "sex tape", Pence's views – which some have described as fundamentalist Christian – may assuage their concerns.
Some interviewers like to ask a few questions that make the candidate uncomfortable, to see how the person handles stress.
Even the economists behind the forecasts say it makes them uncomfortable to hear candidates assert their numbers as indisputable fact, as if stating Derek Jeter's batting average.
Even in a speech declaring himself a man of the future, he was conspicuously uncomfortable as a media candidate.
It was Mr. Santorum's first time in the cross hairs as a leading candidate, an uncomfortable position that has set back other Republican challengers.
It is an uncomfortable spot for a candidate who said from the outset that a credible campaign had to be able to raise money on its own.
Planting questions with audience members, while not unheard of in political campaigns, is generally avoided because of the embarrassing image it suggests when the tactic becomes public: that a candidate is uncomfortable facing tough questions or campaigning in unpredictable settings.
