Sentence examples for a problematic character from inspiring English sources

It provides a truthful and more comprehensible version of a problematic character.

One senses that he could travel miles with a problematic character, paving the downhill slope of a tragic downfall for a ludicrous wallower in self-indulgence.

Ilio also proves a problematic character: the alacrity with which he accepts his wife's guilt and the ease with which she is later prepared to forgive him are troubling for a modern audience.

The relationship between the unfailingly noble Mustafa and Almitra forms the heart of the story, but she's a problematic character.

Also writing for Cinefantastique, Paula Vitaris noted that Covarrubias "is a problematic character", adding that "she never breaks out of her function as a plot device".

So I can see the benefit in forcing an audience to deal with rape via the rape of a problematic character.

Diana Canova, a television celebrity in her own right, provides welcome, underplayed counterpoint to Ms. Gifford's flashiness, and Tom Beckett deftly plays a problematic role, for the character, as he appears initially, is an offensive mockery.

I love Israel with every fiber of my being, and it was never called into question as a problematic part of my character until I entered my university.

Evidently, the use of even a single problematic character, the ampersand, can cause ggmap to produce incorrect outputs, assigning coordinates as far as 2000 miles from their real location.

And he showed here what an interesting and problematic character he is: yes, he is supposed to be a classic, swoonsome hero.

But in the Summa Theologiae this is argued to be only an imperfect and incomplete felicitas, and the problematic character of such a concept is apparent from the Summa's definition of felicitas (and synonymously beatitudo) as perfect good and complete satisfaction of all desires.