Sentence examples for a problematical concept from inspiring English sources

First, that modality de dicto can be understood only in terms of the concept of analyticity (a problematical concept in his view).

(As the twentieth century passed and physical theory rendered "matter" an increasingly problematical concept, it became increasingly common to say "the mental and the physical").

Problematical concepts, "salvation", "sin" and "guilt", "judgment" and "condemnation" are prominent.

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

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

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

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.

Figure 10 illustrates a problematical case where the opening peaks are double and have very weak amplitude on the MP.

One may still want to reject a theory that passes this test if it is based on a problematical or absurd way of drawing the mind/body distinction.

To avoid a problematical 33.3% signal overspill, maximum intensities of neighbouring spots should not differ by more than about 3,000-fold 3,000-fold