Sentence examples for a problematical from inspiring English sources

Why revisit a problematical show like "St. Louis Woman"?

"What they do have is a problematical policy about women".

Nevertheless, "The Dreams of Gerontius," a problematical but fascinating score, had one of its rare presentations here.

This is the ugliest of the three reasons, and indulging it is a problematical standard for compassion.

"It was a problematical site with incredibly huge rocks on a slope in a flood plain," she said.

Deterrence is a problematical doctrine for the world that has emerged in the past decade and especially in the past year.

Mr. Newman's fortepiano, a modern copy of a Beethoven-era Graf, by Rodney Regier, is a little problematical: at times it sounds like a miniature marimba, particularly at the top of its range.

Had I done so earlier I should probably have gone for a less problematical word, with a bit of minor (and easy) rejigging.

With the Knicks' Amar'e Stoudemire and the Pistons' Tayshaun Prince on the court to offer the crowd a pregame welcome, the microphones they were trying to speak into proved a little problematical, with Prince eventually conceding defeat after some truncated remarks.

She acknowledged, however, it was "a very problematical situation".

The New York City Ballet's "Swan Lake" may be a more problematical production.