Sentence examples for uncomfortable existence from inspiring English sources

The ambivalence has created an uncomfortable existence.

The swift fall of the Iron Curtain twenty years ago and the quicker transition through revolution now facing a growing number of countries unfortunately will mostly switch lives from oppressive poverty to merely uncomfortable existence, particularly when resources begin to run out.

Cognitive dissonance defines the feeling of psychological discomfort produced by combined presence of two thoughts that do not follow from one another and being psychologically uncomfortable, the existence of dissonance motivates the individual to reduce it.

A purchase by either would be preferable to pushing Williams & Glyn into an uncomfortable standalone existence.

Benson added that the college will not refuse to assign books just "because someone, somewhere is uncomfortable with the existence of LGBTQ students, faculty, or staff".

The airmen's was a dreadful existence, excruciatingly uncomfortable even on uneventful runs, sheer torture when flak shredded a bomber's thin skin and German fighters swarmed like hornets.

The fact that organisers Arts Admin were turned away from every site in the City of London where they asked for official permission set up the work, suggests that for all its power and dominance, capitalism and its institutions find it deeply uncomfortable to have their existence openly questioned.

Can existence not exist?

Their reentry into mainstream life has observers feeling sorry — not just for the two men, but for the uncomfortable realities of their own existence.

Their existence "makes politicians uncomfortable," said Mikhail M. Fridman, 38, chairman of the board of Alfa Group, whose holdings include oil, retail and a mobile phone company.

This isn't actually a vision of the future I'm that uncomfortable with, provided the continued existence of small and medium-sized players can continue to co-exist with, rather than be subsumed by Amazon.