Sentence examples for all problematic from inspiring English sources

How this should be at all problematic for a man five feet four is a puzzle.

"It's all problematic," the technician said, describing the switch in caps as a scramble.

Justice Antonin Scalia, on the other hand, was untroubled by the instruction and refused to concede it might have been at all problematic.

That doesn't deny that Britain has a curious hollowness to it – its traditions of empire, war and monarchy are all problematic – and successive politicians' attempts to redefine it have been lamentable.

"I find it alarming that an institution with questionable academic practices is sort of ingratiating itself into the mainstream of American athletics," said Barmak Nassirian, an independent consultant on higher education policy, adding, "That traditional, bona fide institutions find it not at all problematic, to be members of the same club, I think is a fair question to ask".

are not at all problematic.

It is about how all the problematic parts of the American dream converged in a great miscarriage of justice.

They probably can't even sit down to a bit of Blue Planet for all the problematic science within.

Valentine's Day flowers, chocolates and greeting cards can all be problematic choices for environmentally aware lovers unless they select carefully.

Animal exposure (e.g., jellyfish, rays, fish, sharks, dolphin, seals, snakes) can all be problematic [128].

Of all the problematic celebrities out there, Cyrus is hardly someone to worry about.