Sentence examples for uncomfortable information from inspiring English sources
Wollaston talked of "uncomfortable information being withheld".
Gradually, however, Jewish newspapers became comfortable with uncomfortable information.
The power devolved to councils and the presence of councillors willing to talk out means much more uncomfortable information tends to leak out of the system.
This means: If we think the world is one of reciprocity, and if our own experience seems to confirm it, then we are more likely to dismiss uncomfortable information.
Several demonstrate precisely the same features as Mid Staffordshire, including long incubation periods during which warning signs were discounted, poor management systems, failure to respond to patient concerns, cultures of secrecy and protectionism, fragmentation of knowledge about problems and responsibility for addressing them, and cultures of denial of uncomfortable information.
Other religions also rein in their freethinking renegades, but the Mormon Church "is unusual in penalizing members for merely criticizing officialdom or for publishing truthful -- if uncomfortable -- information," the authors say.
"The ones that were illegal, people were uncomfortable giving information," said the census taker, Michael Williams.
Similarly, most women would likely find themselves feeling uncomfortable divulging information pertaining to their menstrual cycle, among other topics, in the presence of men.
Parents should be aware of their verbal and nonverbal responses, even when the conversation is difficult ― or children may start to feel uncomfortable sharing information out of fear of the adult's reaction.
They were particularly uncomfortable if information about procedures was unclear or when they perceived that care-givers were impersonal and lacked opportunity to engage with them.
Large class size restricted participatory teaching and learning approaches and teachers were uncomfortable providing information on condom use to young adolescents (Khalifa Mrumbi, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, personal communication, July 2013).
