Sentence examples for uncomfortable message from inspiring English sources

Another uncomfortable message for aid agencies is that the failure to prioritise security in state building threatens to undermine aid efforts.

One uncomfortable message from previous experience is that meaningful interaction with the public requires resources – both human and financial – if it is to be effective.

It's an uncomfortable message that careers services need to start spreading – because although politicians would rather brush it off, this generation simply can't afford to let it slide.

"Ugly games" are being played in an effort to silence her "uncomfortable" message that vulnerable children are going unprotected, she says.

Despite having been written almost 25 years ago, the play, says Icke, has retained its uncomfortable message about the decadence and poverty that coexist in society.

The uncomfortable message sent by Bobcat Goldthwait's lean, subversive comedy "Sleeping Dogs Lie" is how easy it is to gross out people who think they're so swinging and cool.

"We pick messages that are compelling, things people say that, when you read it, you get a chill," said Mr. Kelleher, 47. "I send him letters that are uncomfortable messages".

The message from the prime minister was designed to deliver an uncomfortable messages to two audiences: The Tory right who hope he will cut taxes at the earliest opportunity.

His habit of delivering uncomfortable messages to his party – he warned in 2012 of the "lazy Labour" tendency that assumed they could coast to victory on a third of the vote – provides easy ammunition for his enemies.

Heather LaSalla told the Associated Press that Mateen sent her so many uncomfortable messages on Facebook that she blocked him.

Finally I pulled up my big girl panties and sent one of the most uncomfortable messages of my life, asking if there was something wrong between us.