This could be a succinct description of the author himself; he never averts his gaze from the most uncomfortable and painful complexities of feeling.
The decline of intermediaries and the rise of complexity is Greg Smith's topic and complaint: he liked being an intermediary; he is uncomfortable with the new complexity.
The only praise that made him a little uncomfortable was praise for the complexity of his films.
The current generation of directors and singers tends to be better equipped to handle its musical complexities and are less uncomfortable with its homoerotic subtext.
The Republican Party is now heavily populated by psychological authoritarianism, which is a disposition that strongly prefers to see the world in black and white terms and is uncomfortable with uncertainty, social fluidity and complexity.
First, the scale is long (N = 29 items) and uncomfortable for research or clinical purposes; however, the multidimensionality of the construct boredom requires this complexity.
