Примери за използване на Uncomfortable questions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I don't want to ask you uncomfortable questions so tell me everything you know about Rey.
In Bulgaria, journalists who ask uncomfortable questions can be removed in a heartbeat,
wasn't afraid to ask uncomfortable questions.
During the press conferences, obviously expecting uncomfortable questions, the leaders spoke much more on the subject.
Boyko Borisov and his subordinates are accustomed never to answer uncomfortable questions, because it is part of their mentality,
The financial crisis has become a convenient tool for the management of the Ministry of Interior to divert uncomfortable questions about the lack of material-technical base and financial resource provision on the ground"no money".
When the Prime Minister's being asked uncomfortable questions, or when the questions are not asked by friendly journalists
If You're implying that I don't want to answer uncomfortable questions, you have to remember that I spoke in the National Cathedral of Washington in 1983, two weeks after it was shot down South Korean airliner, and then gave testimony to the U.S.
they were not afraid to answer uncomfortable questions.
And another uncomfortable question….
I want to ask you an uncomfortable question.
Okay, this might be an uncomfortable question, but.
Anyway, let me ask you this very uncomfortable question one more time.
It is similar to a politician dodging an uncomfortable question.
Which raises a very uncomfortable question. If we're trying to prove that Buckley killed Harrison… What if Harrison isn't dead?
It is better not to take the chance of asking an uncomfortable question, or revealing an affection for another person that may bring unintentioned pain.
It's time for the west finally to face an uncomfortable question- what is it that they want to achieve in the Middle East, beyond glib statements promoting peace, stability and democracy?
If so, that may lead to an uncomfortable question: does the good tsar have bad judgement?
Sahlins found that should a student raise an uncomfortable question about, say, the political status of Tibet,
was asked an uncomfortable question, he would joke about it