Sentence examples for A problematic subject from inspiring English sources

Insurance is already a problematic subject in north Queensland.

There was never a horse like Secretariat, which makes him a problematic subject for drama.

But for anyone writing about the creative process, as Mr. Lehrer did in his book "Imagine: How Creativity Works," Mr. Dylan is a problematic subject in other ways.

In the summer of 1959, Agron murdered two teen-agers in Hell's Kitchen and spent most of the rest of his life in prison — a problematic subject that Simon and Walcott never quite mastered).

(By "they" she meant Mr. Blades and Mr. Anthony, who played the older and younger Salvador Agron, the real-life Capeman. In the summer of 1959, Agron murdered two teen-agers in Hell's Kitchen and spent most of the rest of his life in prison — a problematic subject that Simon and Walcott never quite mastered).

For such definitions cannot underwrite the rationality or the aprioricity of a problematic subject matter.

Terrell Falk, a spokesperson for Cinemark, told the Guardian: "The assassination of a sitting president is problematic subject matter". Gabriel Range's film, originally commissioned for television by Channel 4 and screened on More4 last night, uses a faux-documentary style to depict the assassination of George W Bush in October 2007.

And yet when we began to study some of the sacred music, I was quite taken aback by how some of the pieces lash out at Catholics, Muslims, Jews, and it was hard for me to reconcile the glorious, exalted music that meant so much to me with these other pieces that had ethically problematic subject matter.

His films have frequently returned to problematic subjects – focusing more than once on the anti-psychiatrist RD Laing.

With the massive communication possibilities that the internet has brought, problematic subjects like suicide have become more accessible to individuals than ever before.

Discuss study techniques, problematic subjects, and how you can improve.