Sentence examples for uncomfortable state from inspiring English sources

"What we've uncovered," she said, "was really a very uncomfortable state of affairs".

I think we were both in the same uncomfortable state of mind.

Consequently, modern managers often find themselves in an uncomfortable state of mind.

The result was cognitive dissonance: a highly uncomfortable state from which human beings will do almost anything to escape.

By any measure, they live in an uncomfortable state of public-private flux; living without the responsibilities of office but denied the privacies of private existence.

The electoral excitement this year even spilled over into a few districts untouched by term limits where incumbents found themselves in the unusual and uncomfortable state of having to run against a live opponent.

"Nostalgia compensates for uncomfortable states, for example, people with feelings of meaninglessness or a discontinuity between past and present.

He argued that we all seek the sweet spot between two deeply uncomfortable states: understimulation (coping with tasks, people, or situations that lack sufficient novelty, complexity, uncertainty, or conflict) and overstimulation.

If the guidelines suggest that a statement be made that describes how the order of authors was derived, the adviser may feel uncomfortable stating that senior students in the lab are always given the first author position even if they have done nothing for the paper.

Hatred, greed, self-centered obsession are uncomfortable states in which to reside, we can be relieved of these conditions.

Knapp's character required nudity, something with which she was initially uncomfortable, stating "I just had a lot of moral issues with it but I got over it and I heard that it's not that revealing.