Sentence examples for uncomfortable thoughts from inspiring English sources

One problem hearse owners don't seem to have is uncomfortable thoughts about their cars' past passengers.

The imaginary friends are so useful in releasing the often uncomfortable thoughts River has as he discovers more about his late partner.

The use of rape as a weapon of war is a cruel reality that should be of human interest without anyone's help but, like so many of us, I had chosen to distance myself from the uncomfortable thoughts it created.

I very badly wanted to begin writing long-form fiction and figured that that is what "adult" writers did: exposed painful, uncomfortable thoughts and memories, however manufactured those may be.

What Loesch has in common with the more overt conspiracy theorists is a political version of the psychological condition the Freudians call "projection," in which one attributes their own uncomfortable thoughts or impulses to others.

Portraits of the prince regent and his mistress, for example, were kept at a discreet remove, while an image of George III was hung cheekily close to a painting based on "King Lear," a play whose performance was essentially forbidden at the time, lest it raise uncomfortable thoughts about the current monarch's madness.

An uncomfortable thought for us all.

The uncomfortable thought occurs that this might help explain why Blackwell fought on so suicidally.

That Hinckley could live outside a prison or a locked hospital ward is, for many, a profoundly uncomfortable thought.

Boston's fate this season rests largely on the shoulders of Kim, which is not necessarily an uncomfortable thought.

There's no denying that Draymond Green is a superstar in today's NBA. Green as a superstar is an uncomfortable thought for many basketball fans.