Sentence examples for a problematic idea from inspiring English sources

An app offering a workflow for sexual consent is already a problematic idea — given how an ill-thought-through structure can easily pile pressure on sensitive discussions.

Thus, tag based cooperation seems to be a problematic idea.

The stated aim is to give schools the flexibility to be creative in figuring out ways to solve achievement problems (a noble idea), but it also gives schools a way to eliminate certain rights and protections for teachers (a potentially problematic idea).

"And then, when people, particularly younger people, wanted to build a start-up, and they were generally under-capitalized, the idea of buying Microsoft software was a really problematic idea for them".

They're also unanimously anti-abortion, whereas gay marriage splits them in half (with the caveat that even for those in favour, gay adoption is a very problematic idea).

Emmerich also went on record to say that he chose a "straight-acting" character in order to appeal to straight audiences ― an inherently problematic idea within the queer community.

However, contemporary pluralists reject this problematic idea, maintaining instead that truth is "multiply realizable".

But this view is just one problematic idea about how apriority and analyticity should be explicated.

Racial salience should be resisted, in reproduction as in elections, because placing donor front and center expresses the problematic idea that single-race families should be preferred to multiracial ones and that families should be set apart by race.

We're tempted to silence or downplay the concerns of marginalized groups in order to protect the halo of greatness around a figure who fits our conception of an "important" writer, though the very reputation of such a writer makes their problematic ideas all the more influential, and the need to refute them all the more urgent.

These influential writers all bring up some valid arguments about problematic ideas presented in the book.