Sentence examples for uncomfortable context from inspiring English sources

In a wider (and more potentially uncomfortable) context, folk horror has obvious potential to comment upon the darker character of nationalism and various other distressing aspects of our society.

Testing took place in the owner's home or another indoor or outdoor area that was familiar to the dog to ensure that the dog's and the owner's behaviours were not influenced by a novel or uncomfortable context.

It begins with what feels uncomfortable within that context; one man talking to another about a dream and nightmare while being hinted at being in a dream and a nightmare.

In a twist that makes for uncomfortable reading in the context of contemporary anxieties about child abuse, Nabokov establishes that Lolita is sexually precocious already.

Flaws tend to make a person more, not less, human, while context, however uncomfortable or awkward, is the key to understanding how such kinks and creases mark a life.

We did not record the discussions, as there was a risk that using a tape recorder might cause the participants to be uncomfortable given the insecure context of both settings.

"Nursing and medical staff routinely failed to inform dying patients of their deteriorating condition".... "Such denial of emotion, when not appropriately reflected upon as a necessary strategy for dealing with very uncomfortable events, avoids a context in which understanding and ways of coping may be developed [ 71]".

Uncomfortable truths in such a context can provoke an "irrational reaction," Father Sobrino said.

We kept watching, and, despite my best intentions to give context to the uncomfortable bits, I didn't elaborate on what might have gone on under the table.

Cumbersome and uncomfortable feeling, cannot provide sufficient context information Wearable vital signs sensors Vital signs Analog signal Sensitive to slight change in vital signs monitoring more accurate in emergency situation detecting Reliability constraints, security issues and uncomfortable feeling for long-time skin attaching.

An endemic, by contrast, is determinately ordinary, which is what makes it so uncomfortable to contemplate in the context of assault.