Sentence examples for bring a problematic from inspiring English sources

Wendy Whelan and Peter Boal bring a problematic work alive with centrifugal force and spectacular power.

This makes medical settings especially problematic because they must bring a close family member along to communicate for them.

Is this a place that you would bring a sick person to be evaluated?" It is problematic to let physicians of the house staff care for critically ill patients during nonworking hours.

"But it then becomes problematic because religion brings a whole host of absolutistic symbols and images and justifications" that act as an accelerant to terrorism.

Adapting material to suit current fashions has more often been the solution when Broadway producers bring back problematic musicals in costly revivals.

In sterling form throughout, he brought a deft touch to the final word, "figlia" (daughter), of the recognition duet with Amelia, a problematic moment for baritones.

But the remnants of last week's storm that brought a foot or more of snow to the Middle Atlantic States could still prove problematic in places into the weekend.

The committee says it found a "palpable hesitation" to bring "problematic information" to the DA.

But the former defence minister Moshe Arens told The IoS that Breaking the Silence should bring problematic "incidents" to the attention of the army, not publicise them.

Mannerism retained a high level of international popularity until the paintings of Annibale Carracci and of Caravaggio around 1600 brought the problematic style to an end and ushered in the long ascendancy of the Baroque.

He claims that research done by the CDC brought back problematic data that didn't fit the narrative that vaccines are safe, and was later junked.