Sentence examples for uncomfortable lighting from inspiring English sources

Rick Perry, who seemed spectacularly uncomfortable lighting a menorah with religious Jews as governor, declared, at the Republican Jewish Coalition Forum, in Washington, D.C., that he feels a "special connection to the Holy Land".

The Panama Papers shone an uncomfortable light on the small Central American republic, home to 3.9 million people.

So says the Cabinet Office minister, Francis Maude, who had some uncomfortable light shed on his own expenses last year.

For scientists who specialize in hurricanes, Irene, which roared up the Eastern Seaboard over the weekend, has shone an uncomfortable light on their profession.

The subpoena puts an uncomfortable light on oral history projects that may offer promises of extended confidentiality that they may find difficult to keep under legal pressure.

The story of Sukha casts an uncomfortable light on the prejudices of India's caste system, which persist to this day.

It is never a simple choice between "taste" or truth, and often our decisions shed uncomfortable light on how we value different lives.

And thus an uncomfortable light shined once again on a man plainly hidden in the ranks of the Senate for a dozen years now.

Conversely, the award of the contract could put Emergent into an uncomfortable light for trying to force into bankruptcy a company with promising vaccine technology.

The Guardian's investigation into the emails hacked from the University of East Anglia has shone a rather uncomfortable light into the sock-drawer of science.

Austerity vs. Executive Pay At Mount Sinai, the current climate of austerity casts an uncomfortable light on the medical center's executive compensation, especially given its nonprofit status.