Sentence examples for uncomfortable term from inspiring English sources

(Billboard hasn't used the term "race records" in almost sixty years, but that uncomfortable term lies beneath the discussion, like railroad ties buried on the beach).

It's now clear that relationship is ending on uncomfortable terms.

We parted on the most uncomfortable terms.

Moreover, it's the best thing for his team and saves his coach from having to deliver the news himself on uncomfortable terms for everyone.

But now as energy security, food security, water security and climate security all press in on us – and are seen to be increasingly interlinked – I think we should celebrate (or at least acknowledge) the uncomfortable longer term accuracy of at least some of the Limits team's analysis and forecasts.

In English, the word "inconvenient" did not provide as meaningful responses to verbal probing, for example: "too much trouble", and "uncomfortable" were terms used.

Even though mid-term results of treatment of this plate indicated that there were no adverse effects on the ACJ, it is associated with several uncomfortable short-term complications such as subacromial impingement and subacromial osteolysis accompanied by pain in a substantial proportion of the patients treated using this plate, thus requiring plate removal [16].

Judge Mokgoathleng was uncomfortable with the term lesbian itself.

"The field" – I'm sure I am not the only humanitarian uncomfortable with the term.

Many years ago, he went on, he had designated the type of manoeuvring now apotheosised by Trump as the "bitch slap theory of politics" – adding that he was uncomfortable with the term today, but that its very crude and gendered violence nonetheless distilled vital elements of these power plays.

Right from the start many great men of science – and back then it was almost exclusively men – were uncomfortable with the term.