Sentence examples for uncomfortable example from inspiring English sources
India provides an uncomfortable example of how this can rebound on businesses.
It is, says Saul, "written from the persona of a sort of anarchist paedophile trying to deal with his own desires", and it's perhaps the most uncomfortable example of Fat Whites' sorties into the taboo.
British, French, US and even Turkish unqualified support for a regime cracking down so crudely on democracy activists is, however, another uncomfortable example of how key western powers in the Middle East bestride the fence that divides the Arab world after its revolution.
Think about all the areas where seeing an amputee person would still make you feel quite uncomfortable, for example on television.
I would feel very uncomfortable, for example, if asked to make these sorts of decisions in an area – such as particle physics – that I know nothing about.
Today, users are sharing things like favorite jazz albums, tips for new grandparents, "being a fat girl in a skinny world" or "names men call me that make me uncomfortable," for example.
It could be very uncomfortable, for example, if you run into a colleague or your boss at the mall on a day you've called in sick.
It's common for an anxious dog to try to ignore situations that make him uncomfortable (for example, meeting other dogs).
"Nostalgia compensates for uncomfortable states, for example, people with feelings of meaninglessness or a discontinuity between past and present.
Abroad, Americans are viewed as being all too public about almost every topic — something that makes the Irish, for example — uncomfortable.
The players didn't know what her role was, only that it was growing by the day and extending into areas they were uncomfortable with – for example, amateur psychology sessions on long-haul flights, and setting up suspect HR and disciplinary processes (re: last year's Dublin drinking fiasco).
