Sentence examples for uncomfortable idea from inspiring English sources

This may be an uncomfortable idea.

That's an uncomfortable idea because traditionally countries that innovate are among the wealthiest.

Or does it accept the uncomfortable idea that parts of New York will occasionally flood and that the smarter method is to make the local infrastructure more elastic and better able to recover?

Britishness when it is equated with nationalism has long been an uncomfortable idea for those outside the right wing of politics where "us" is very clearly differentiated from "them".

Radovan Karadzic's myth-making doesn't contradict this position, but explodes any cosiness there may have been in occupying it, opening the uncomfortable idea that another word for "myth" may be "lie".

Or does it accept the uncomfortable idea that parts of New York will occasionally flood and that the smarter method is to make the local infrastructure more elastic and better able to recover? Background Vocabulary: Read the entire article with your class, then answer the questions below.

A proper university teaches its members how not to take hateful views personally, and how not to be offended by uncomfortable ideas.

Somebody will have made a decision not to circulate a manifesto like this in English because it contains uncomfortable ideas that may not sit well with the average Western girl looking to join the group".

With its endless back-and-forth of uncomfortable ideas, and its defiant refusal (right up to the famous double quotations ending) to let on what its own conclusions were, it was and remains a true one-off – a film at once as intense as a city in the grip of a heatwave, and as bracing as the storm that comes after.

"We're very eager to bring edgy, uncomfortable ideas into the public space for free.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg tried to underscore the importance of "challenging and uncomfortable ideas" by sharing a few of his own with some fresh-faced college grads. .