Sentences with phrase «uncomfortable questions»

It follows in the footsteps of the very best of the science fiction genre in forcing us to ask uncomfortable questions about the world we live in.

I think kids will always ask uncomfortable questions, it just gets harder to avoid them as they get older.

The debate has raised uncomfortable questions about charter school discipline of black children.

If the answer is no, that opens up a lot of uncomfortable questions for the social media giant to answer.

In keeping with earlier generations of feminist theology, these authors pose uncomfortable questions about the church's past and confront it with painful truths about the present.

If a couple experiences an unexpected pregnancy, both partners need to be willing to ask very uncomfortable questions — both moral questions and questions about the fitness of the relationship.

So I'm going to ask a potentially uncomfortable question... where are you at with your goals for the year?

Too often, you might face uncomfortable questions or assumptions about your abilities.

Her book addresses a crucial yet uncomfortable question too often avoided in public discussion, inside schools and elsewhere: when should we talk as if race matters?

It can also help both partners learn how to ask the sometimes uncomfortable questions about current and past financial behaviors and issues.

It's time people started asking him more uncomfortable questions again and again.

I have encountered so many creepy con artists on this site who ask me really uncomfortable questions and this last time actually got me to believe him.

This is the hardest and most uncomfortable question because no one might like the answer.

I've decided to pursue other opportunities is better, but may still result in uncomfortable questions and hurt feelings.

Since I have had all these — beliefs, hopes, dreams, faith — affected by such literature, I feel compelled to ask somewhat uncomfortable questions about the experience.

Granted, most of these fit into the action or fantasy genres, which traditionally attract a more male - dominated audience, but the test still raises a hugely uncomfortable question.

The pope's stance may well mean uncomfortable questions dog them on the campaign trail and in debates.

The earlier decision was controversial, however, partly because it raised uncomfortable questions about patient choice.

If you were the cheating spouse, expect that you will be asked some very uncomfortable questions.

Unless we ask uncomfortable questions, we'll never get to grips with disabled people's role in the workplace.

So we invite you to ask yourself a potentially uncomfortable question: When it comes to training and development of your leaders, are your learners engaged and interested?

One thing I am constantly impressed with as I watch great influencers is how they ask the obvious, sometimes uncomfortable questions, as well as the ones that require nuance.

Plus, I am confronted with uncomfortable question of «whose interpretation of Scripture is the right one?»

In the past, Emilia has had to deal with uncomfortable questions about how she, as a woman, justified the arguably gratuitous female nudity and gruesome violence for which Game of Thrones initially made headlines.

Both women were married, and Jamie's husband was supportive of the surrogacy, even answering uncomfortable questions from the intended couple.

While many tech companies struggle to answer uncomfortable questions about the gender makeup of their employees, Custom Legal Marketing boasts a 60 percent female workforce.

The governor's critics, however, have claimed an additional motive: that Moreland was short - circuited because it was asking too many uncomfortable questions of Cuomo's allies and colleagues.

But I'm finally beginning to believe that the thing inside of me that compels me to ask uncomfortable questions like this one is worth listening to now and then, that maybe it's not a weakness but a strength.

Embarrassing or uncomfortable questions don't always get asked.

«It is an aspiration which we all share, but delivering the aspiration often involves facing uncomfortable questions which it is easier to avoid.

The announcement last month that ConocoPhillips plans to break up into two separately traded companies took Wall Street by surprise, raising uncomfortable questions as to Big Oil's raison d'etre.

Wissam Ben Yedder's double ensured that Man United would be going no further than the Champions League first knockout round — leaving Mourinho to face some very uncomfortable questions regarding his management of the team and tactics over the two legs.

You may be inconvenienced by being forced to visit the Congress, but you only need to sit it out because nothing can really happen to you, only uncomfortable questions.

In order to «demonstrate her commitment to running an accountable White House, should she win,» the New York Times says Clinton should demonstrate: greater openness and directness» and end her tendency to «dodge uncomfortable questions.»

«You have to start driving uncomfortable questions,» Berger says, «like maybe it's coming from something we haven't seen.

«One final uncomfortable question we might ask is whether the same kind of unending scientific effort will be taken to identify these victims,» he says.

Turns out a quickie in the supply closet with a sexy coworker (Common) can only provide her with so much satisfaction before uncomfortable questions come creeping back.

Sometimes a person is just in the mood for an unchallenging, predictable 30 - minute sitcom that doesn't ask any big uncomfortable questions.

There are no easy answers, just uncomfortable questions that linger and haunt us as the list of examples of the authority abuse showing up in today's headlines grows ever longer.

Start your business relationship as you mean to go on and ask the really uncomfortable questions right away...

I asked him a few increasingly uncomfortable questions:

As self - governing guilds, law societies and U.S. bar associations (which aren't really regulators) are being confronted with uncomfortable questions requiring clear answers to plainly laid out (non-virtual) reality.

Uncomfortable questions related to ethnicity, birthplace, etc., include:

I take a Barbara Walters approach to asking the probing, oft uncomfortable questions.

The artist's work addresses complex and often uncomfortable questions of race, imperialism, colonialism and identity.

The White House has said they changed the site of today's event for logistical reasons, though the foreign ownership and massive tax credits GlobalFoundries has received would have raised uncomfortable questions for an administration running for re-election.

All three main characters are believably drawn, while their struggle between loyalty and self - preservation raises uncomfortable questions about what it means to be human.

Her recently published book, Duty Free Art: Art in the Age of Planetary Civil War, poses uncomfortable questions about today's image culture and the art market.

Now, with tight funds, waning public patience and an increasingly urgent need for solutions to climate change, fusion research faces uncomfortable questions of which direction to go, how to get there and what gets left behind.

With exacerbation in their voice, they urge me to stop reading so much, stop thinking so much, and stop asking so many uncomfortable questions.