Sentences with phrase «say uncomfortable truths»

«This calls for us to get into the muck and say uncomfortable truths.

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Lee also said families needed to face up to «uncomfortable» truths about the demands of looking after elderly parents or grandparents, rather than expecting the state to care for them.

U idiot bigot she brought up jesus in a discussion about santa and said «I mean jesus was a white man too but you know its like we have he was a historical figure I mean thats a verifiable fact...» I watched the whole interview too if u like her so much why did nt u listen to her «just because it makes you uncomfortable doesn't mean you can just change it...» she did say those words so edited or not she proposed a lie as the truth jesus was as white as any middle eastern person is

And to assign «uncomfortable with the possiblility» of not having the whole truth, well, I am sure no one on this site ever said they have the «whole truth.»

An uncomfortable truth is that British voters support the Home Office's policy, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

He continued, «It is not his style, and it is fair to say he has kept his eyes firmly on his primary goal of protecting the vulnerable and disadvantaged, as he has spoken some very uncomfortable truths.

«I believe it's important to speak truth into people's lives, even when it might be uncomfortable at times,» she said.

This fact was not lost on Natalie Portman, who presented the category with Ron Howard, and did not hesitate to point out that uncomfortable, but important, truth, saying, «And here are the all - male nominees...»

Frances McDormand referred to the moment as a «tectonic shift,» and even Streisand, who experienced the feminist revolution of the 1960s and»70s, said she was proud to stand in a room with people who, when faced with uncomfortable truths «have vowed to change the way things are.»

One uncomfortable truth is that we believe that every student should go to college in order to prove that we, as a nation, have overcome our past when we said some kids should not go to college.

Jan Creamer, Chief Executive of ADI said: «We were uncomfortable with the message of this film, but the more we saw the repeated assertions that this elephant has been treated with love and affection and never been abused, we realized that we had to get the truth out.

Because here's the uncomfortable truth of these troubling parenting days: You probably feel like you can't do or say anything right — but your child feels exactly the same way.

We withhold our truth in an attempt to avoid saying something uncomfortable, confrontational or potentially upsetting.