Sentence examples for all a bit problematic from inspiring English sources

For an avowed socialist, it's all a bit problematic.

The science is a bit problematic.

Although this is a highly enjoyable novel, the looseness of structure becomes a bit problematic.

For some businesses, the current economic downturn is a bit problematic.

One is that the way it defines wars is a bit problematic.

All you have to do is read the writing on the ads (or, in this instance, the church bulletins) to spot anachronisms: The church bulletins are a bit problematic, partly because they are typeset (the ones I remember were mimeographed).

Which is a bit problematic when the dynamic between himself and Bahari is the heart of the film.

For my sons, aged five and seven and huge Angry Birds fans, the new game is a bit problematic.

The movie is a bit problematic for Westerners.

It just seems a bit "problematic" to me.

It is shocking and also a bit problematic.