Sentence examples for uncomfortable combination from inspiring English sources

But chasing has always been an uncomfortable combination of science, thrill-seeking and self-aggrandizement.

This outcome has been neatly summarized by the financial blogger Felix Salmon as making bitcoins an "uncomfortable combination of commodity and currency".

Among economists, the sense is broadening that the troubles dogging the economy will be stubborn, leaving in place an uncomfortable combination of tight credit and scant job opportunities perhaps well into next year.

It can be an uncomfortable combination, given that cultural differences that yawn between Silicon Valley and the capital.

Being a teenager is a terrible, uncomfortable combination of sweatiness and weird obsessions.

Some favour politically uncomfortable combinations such as David Cameron presiding over a Labour/Green combo, and a minority still aren't sure what a coalition is, despite the fact that we are almost certainly hurtling towards one.

But this is one of those uncomfortable combinations in which the brutality we're supposed to read as "realistic" is contradicted by the super-anti-heroic invincibility of its death-dealing central character.

But critics have grown increasingly uncomfortable at the combination of huge profits and few consumer safeguards.

Unfortunately, this would have required complicated and uncomfortable fret button combinations, and we decided to limit ourselves to nine notes.

Jamie Foxx ultimately took the role of Django and there were hints in the press that Smith was uncomfortable with the film's combination of anti-slavery polemic and blood-soaked violence.

Many find such a combination of relations uncomfortable outside aesthetics, such as in moral philosophy and the philosophy of mind.