Sentence examples for a problematic argument from inspiring English sources

But experience is a problematic argument, especially when voters are hungry for a new beginning.

I can do whatever I want!" without providing a more nuanced critique of what was originally a nuanced (if problematic) argument -- almost proves the author's point.

A few newspaper articles argued that euthanasia might be a solution for the aging of the population or be a way of conserving scarce resources, which is obviously a morally more problematic argument, though perhaps attractive to journalists wanting to focus on more extreme positions.

The central, and problematic, argument in Cramblett's claim is based on the "fears, anxieties and uncertainty" that she and Zinkon must now navigate, as parents of a child with a skin color they did not ask for.

Last week, Deepika issued a widely-shared statement where she made some problematic arguments.

And while William's inventive mind could generate arguments for a position with ease, their quality is uneven: often he proposes problematic arguments without appearing to recognize the difficulties they contain, as may be apparent below to the discerning reader, while at other times he shows an acute awareness of the fundamental problems an issue raises.

We see once again a problematic consequence of interpretations of the argument for mental anomalism (Kim's and now Campbell's) that highlight a strong distinction between normative and descriptive principles.

Bergmann and Brower (2006) also give an argument that there is a problematic circularity that the theistic activist must embrace.

A second worry is that Pascal's argument seems to presuppose a problematic version of doxastic voluntarism, the view that believing is subject to the will.

I don't think they realize just how problematic an argument this is.

The Classical Argument therefore seems to have either implausibly strong premises, a problematic inference, or both.