Sentence examples for distinctly problematic from inspiring English sources
The Latin anthems and masses of Thomas Tallis and William Byrd are staples of our cathedral and college choirs, but the notion that this was the type of ensemble for which Byrd and Tallis were necessarily composing is distinctly problematic.
Many women do not wish to know their genetic status even if they have breast cancer and to counsel women adequately for the potential outcome of genetic testing at the very time they are weighing up different options regarding their treatment is distinctly problematic.
In the first part of the twenty first century, philosophical work on aspects of a distinctly Latin American problematic concerning race and politics proliferated.[8] For more on some of these matters, see the section below on the Identity of the People.
With event types involving racing for time bonuses or completing a set number of tricks within the time limit, the distinctly twitchy skateboard becomes more problematic as you go up the three difficulty levels.
Sessile S. aureus cells are particularly problematic and their physiology differ distinctly from that of planktonic ones.
This technique can be tedious; more problematic is its homogeneity: these different individuals express themselves in distinctly similar ways.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
