Sentence examples similar to uncomfortable viewpoint from inspiring English sources
Mo Elleithee, executive director of the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service, declined to discuss Nielsen's specific case but said in general, universities should expose students to different viewpoints, as uncomfortable as they may be.
She maintains that if Palestinian or Jewish or any students feel so uncomfortable that their views or viewpoints may not be respected, this is grounds for using administrative levers to dismiss the professors that make these students or other faculty uncomfortable.
But the statement, which Clinton quickly walked back in scope, also raised a more fundamental, if uncomfortable question ― whether holding an abhorrent viewpoint makes someone an abhorrent person.
Warning that the growing "intolerance of alternative viewpoints" is making her "most uncomfortable", Rowling said the west sometimes takes its freedoms for granted.
We would be doing ourselves a disservice to ignore viewpoints solely on the grounds that they may make us uncomfortable, and we would not be preparing ourselves to cope well with adversity in the future.
At colleges and universities, particularly liberal arts institutions like Smith, these moments often raise uncomfortable questions about what, if any, responsibility they have to protect or foster dissident viewpoints.
From a transactional viewpoint, employees (like customers) may prefer the status quo because even if things are uncomfortable, they are known.
Same situation, different viewpoint.
One viewpoint will prevail.
