Sentence examples for have a problematic relationship from inspiring English sources

"We have a problematic relationship with our own history, especially with art.

Caraway and Rinoa have a problematic relationship; he attempts to prevent her from participating in the assassination attempt.

And that's something that needs to be said up front: Australia does have a problematic relationship with drugs.

Our data were not based on diagnosis, and therefore we cannot be absolutely sure that the individuals categorized as high and very high consumers in fact have a problematic relationship to alcohol.

Jesus's miraculous conception makes the holy family somewhat atypical, and he seems to have had a problematic relationship with his relatives, who at one time try to lock him up because they think he is mad.

More specific to Russia, the country has had a problematic relationship when it comes to card services, recently having some international services cut off as part of a wider set of sanctions over Crimea, but being reinstated in a different non-U.S.-service-led arrangement this year.

Henry had a problematic relationship with Louis VII of France throughout the 1150s.

I've never had a problematic relationship with her, there's not been a lot of drama.

In the UK, we have quite a problematic relationship with Shakespeare: we're taught him at school, and a lot of people have bad experiences.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

Most families have had a loved one with a problematic relationship to alcohol or other drugs.