Sentence examples for uncomfortable element from inspiring English sources

It's true that the moral luck dramatized by modern art involves an uncomfortable element of ethical exhibitionism.

On the other hand, Uncle is humourless and pompous, and many of the barbs slung at him by the Badfort crowd have an uncomfortable element of truth.

And considering it's reflective of wider Hollywood trends in which roles for older actresses become increasingly limited, there does exist an uncomfortable element to O. Russell's casting habits.

Suddenly, the city had two faces to put to the bombing, which was reassuring but also brought a new, deeply uncomfortable element of humanity to the whole thing — it was easy to picture relatives or friends or even the pictured suspects themselves seeing these images and suddenly experiencing any range of emotion.

Neither show goes as far as Ursula Martinez's 2010 production My Stories, Your Emails, which publicly shamed the men who had contacted her after her striptease act was published on the web without her permission, but there is still an uncomfortable element about their use of private exchanges in a public context.

We always write our best music when antagonizing each other or there's some uncomfortable element there.

"They saw the Inaugural Address as having some uncomfortable elements for them," Mr. Lieberthal said.

It does not augur well for Algerians living in France, Mr Aouli fears – nor for France to recognise those uncomfortable elements of its own history that Algerians cannot forget.

Perhaps there are uncomfortable psychological elements to these tales from classic video games that relate to the unconscious mind of, at least, young, straight men.

The meetings in March reinforced an uncomfortable, previously overlooked, element: the proposed indicators for the universal healthcare target – both of which focus on measuring levels of financial protection – are currently rated as BBB or below.

In any moral question or frightening conflict, there are a lot of people who are uncomfortable with the human element and like to fixate on the material factor.