Sentence examples for uncomfortable insights from inspiring English sources
But whereas Mr. Ives took us up into the realms of mythology, Mr. LaBute stays closer to home, providing some uncomfortable insights about.... Well, I've said too much already.
One question Mr Michnik asks is "why are Poles so angry?" His analysis of the pathological discontent of some of his compatriots is interesting but the real answer is that many probably most are not angry at all.For all its (often uncomfortable) insights, the book is frustratingly ill-edited.
According to the Australian, the report says Facebook can pinpoint "moments when young people need a confidence boost" or feel "worthless," as well as employ image-recognition software to glean uncomfortable insights about users from the photos they post on Facebook and Instagram, which Facebook owns.
It is an uncomfortable insight but an important one.
An uncomfortable mix of insight from intelligent people with access interwoven with the worst of local gossip made for a badly designed carpet of confusion.
Even when the movie stumbles ― as in a manic-pixie-dream-girl subplot involving an older sex worker (FKA Twigs) that borders on uncomfortable ― it remains a raw insight into the mind of someone who couldn't avoid a troubled upbringing, try as he might.
As uncomfortable and tedious as the process felt, the insight I gained about myself was life changing.
"Share insights that you may be a little uncomfortable sharing".
The more attention you pay to your body, the more uncomfortable your symptoms will become.'' These scientific insights are shared with the patient, who participates in such simple experiments.
I found the man brilliant and wrote down three of his insights, but the beer bit made me uncomfortable in ways it would take between two days and twelve years to pinpoint.
Her press office told Elle that they were uncomfortable with a writer with my level of "psyschological insight" and wanted another writer assigned to the piece — which, in the event, never happened.
