Sentence examples for uncomfortable set from inspiring English sources
This raises an intriguing, and uncomfortable, set of questions.
The revelation raises a knotty and uncomfortable set of issues for anyone in the information business — and exposes a touchy paradox in providing any kind of news or information that affects markets.
Discoursing to us from the perch of her well-worn institutional office (Rachel Hauck did the comfortably uncomfortable set), she tells us that it's always important to have an answer, even if it isn't the correct one.
As the Yankees embark on a fascinating and potentially uncomfortable set of negotiations with Jeter to decide what could be his final contract, many numbers — from the 64-point drop in his batting average this past season to the 74 hits he needs for 3,000 for his career — will be discussed.
Britons with a long memory, of whom there don't seem to be very many, will recall that during the nineteen-eighties it was exactly this uncomfortable set of circumstances that prompted Margaret Thatcher, who was hardly a lover of the Brussels bureaucracy, to support the single-market project, which eventually led to the E.U. we see today.
It's an uncomfortable set of scales to be holding - and if I could drop them, I would.
After an uncomfortable, set-wide pause, Ms. Tomlin goes in to apologize, and Mr. Russell returns to the shoot.
"We regret if this created an uncomfortable setting for any of our guests".
This can be an uncomfortable setting for the backstage operators to become faces du jour.
Once again, Mr. Goldman shows you the difference between being a screenwriter and a writer, and that while he may be skilled at the difficult art of visualizing a telling scene, he is uncomfortable setting down expository prose.
It was not easy, painless or pretty, but Tim Henman found a way to succeed where his Davis Cup team-mates Greg Rusedski and Alex Bogdanovic failed by beating Ivo Karlovic 7-6, 6-7, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 in five long, uncomfortable sets to reach the second round at Flushing Meadows.
