Sentence examples for uncomfortable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Here!" Boy 2 (joining him seconds later, then reaching an uncomfortable conclusion) "It's wet".

He eagerly read it, but came to the uncomfortable conclusion that the scholar just hadn't understood the story.

Another reached the uncomfortable conclusion that whilst she may not always like or agree with service user postings on social media, these could fulfil an important role in balancing power relations.

That is the uncomfortable conclusion that some Spaniards have reached following a spate of suicides amongst those waiting to have their homes foreclosed after failing to pay their mortgages.

My studies of the research literature in this whole area lead me to a very uncomfortable conclusion: the way we currently use psychiatric drugs is causing more harm than good.

That points to an uncomfortable conclusion: that sometimes it takes persistent force to persuade a foe that he cannot win and that he has to come to the table.

Cold economic realities deserve the benefit of the doubt, even when they point to uncomfortable conclusions.

Nick Pearce and Jonathan Clifton at the IPPR say there are uncomfortable conclusions for both the right and the left in the Pisa report.

He concludes by asserting a "very strong form of pacifism" and admits that this results in some uncomfortable conclusions, such as that "even military action aimed at protecting people against acute and systematic human-rights violations cannot be justified" (Fox 2014, 126).

This study, which will be published online in the British Journal of Psychology next week, led the researchers to two uncomfortable conclusions.

And they sure as heck don't want to give economists forums to release studies drawing uncomfortable conclusions such as the Moody Econometrics study by Marc Zandi that shows that the Republicans' budget plan would cost 700,000 Americans their jobs.