Sentence examples for a problematic view of from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Purdy (1994) argues that such postmortem pregnancies contribute to a problematic view of pregnant women as mere fetal 'containers'containers

Some critics contend that the multicultural argument for the preservation of cultures is premised on a problematic view of culture and of the individual's relationship to culture.

Given her statements about wanting to achieve a "black sound" during the production of the record and considering the drug-referencing, butt-bouncing, gold-teeth-laden final project it's hard not to come to the conclusion that Miley has a problematic view of what "black" is.

Watching Sex and the City as a teenager growing up in New York City, it gave me a perhaps problematic view of what it was like to be a single, straight woman in the Big Apple.

Planning and carrying out investigations employing the 5D unpacked practices are important experiences that help students engage with conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge, and epistemic knowledge and encounter struggle experiences that can help develop a knowledge problematic view of scientific inquiry.

Khalilzad, who is proud of his role, has a nuanced and somewhat problematic view of the U.S.'s responsibility for the implosion, one that suggests that the fault lies not with the policy he advocated but with those who questioned it.

One can make a case that as with Brunei's new penal code or the Boko Haram kidnapping, the Sudanese verdict represents a modern and profoundly problematic view of Islamic law.

It was initially suggested by Greg Dyke as part of an answer to the widespread (and problematic) view of licence payers that the BBC was irredeemably metropolitan in taste and outlook.

Added to this is a new wave of academic observations concerning people's "cultural backgrounds" that are supposedly responsible for the problematic view of women that could have led to the Cologne attacks.

There's plenty you can take umbrage with Trump over: his problematic views of and relationships with women, his aggressive yet perversely creative border protection policies, his spray tan.

Evidently, the best-worst distance in the maxdiff formulation is expressed in terms of cardinal utility, a problematic property in view of microeconomic theory [17, 34].