Sentence examples for uncomfortable statements from inspiring English sources

It's not quite as easy as it used to be to get libel, slander, or malicious communication charges to stick to uncomfortable statements.

Wouldn't it be better if we explored uncomfortable statements and try to understand where the anger is coming from, instead of returning anger with fury?

More important, there is a queasy feeling that the decline of the euro makes an uncomfortable statement about Europe's chronic tendency to underperform the United States in economic growth.

Most judges are uncomfortable with statements in the press about pending cases and would like lawyers to keep monastic silence.

And this information emerged only a few days after revelations by Adam Posen at the Treasury select committee that members of the MPC were uncomfortable that statements King had made were overly political.

He adds that he was "uncomfortable" about public "statements" being made by Blair.

Brandy Black, editor-in-chief of The Next Family, and her wife Susan Howard have been on the receiving end of many awkward and uncomfortable questions or statements related to their family.

(Trial Manager 4) Even though many participants agreed that advantages and disadvantages about both options should be included, all of the Ethics Committee Chairs reported some of the language as potentially inappropriate and stated that ethics committees would be uncomfortable with some statements.

The poll asked whether respondents were "comfortable or uncomfortable" with that statement and three others.

In the end, I am more than uncomfortable with Ablow's statements.

Perici Calascione conceded that he was uncomfortable with the more incendiary statements of the F.K.N.K.'s general secretary, but he himself became visibly distressed as he tried to convey how much hunting mattered to him; he sounded strangely like a victimized environmentalist.