Sentence examples for uncomfortable to know from inspiring English sources

Does it make people uncomfortable to know that these sweet faces are the descendants of slaves?

When you accept these benefits, and don't speak up and speak out; when you quietly accept this privilege, when it doesn't make you uncomfortable to know an entire segment of the American population is being oppressed, losing not just opportunities but, at times, their very lives, then you are complicit in racism.

It's an uncomfortable feeling to know you're six shots out front and then you're almost back to tied.

I was so uncomfortable not to know how to refer to him in conversation.

It feels so uncomfortable inside to know what I am saying.

Something we already know, but is uncomfortable to acknowledge, is that our memories are reconstructions.

As Williams explains, 'When you feel uncomfortable you get to know yourself better and understand why you're angry or sad.

Both seem slightly uncomfortable being watched, but also seem to know how uncomfortable they can make the viewer.

I would, I decided in a rage, force him to examine the fallacy of the Dream, to know uncomfortable things about himself.

The idea of being vulnerable to them made me a little uncomfortable, and I wanted to know more, if only to be able to detect them when it was happening.

That frustrates me intensely because it denies the people of this country some uncomfortable truths that it needs to know.