Sentence examples for distinctively problematic from inspiring English sources

As recently as 2010, a poll in Texas in effect tested whether human evolution was distinctively problematic.

According to the Moral Status Framework (Streiffer 2005), what is distinctively problematic about chimera research is the possibility that the introduction of human material would enhance an animal's moral status without respecting the moral obligations entailed by that status.

After all, if the argument at issue would also justify skepticism regarding perceptual belief and/or memorial and/or introspective belief, it shows nothing distinctively problematic about intuitions or beliefs based upon them.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

Distinctively Not Graffiti Q.

It's distinctively flavoured.

These were the distinctively emergency measures.

And Mr. Clarke has a distinctively winning style.

Acutely problematic.

The menu and décor are distinctively Moroccan.