Sentence examples for is about the problem from inspiring English sources

For Sebald, Vertigo is about the "problem of love, but not in a standard way".

"The Meteor," according to Kerz, is about the problem faced by a rebel playwright who is prematurely successful — he loses his rebel status.

"A Place in the World" is about the problem, not the solution, although Ms. Hoppe does talk about plans for an adult day program.

We wrote a song about Captain Sully landing the plane in the Hudson River, a song about the evils of elephant poaching on the Kenyan plains and a song called "Tsunami" (see video above), which oddly enough is about the problem of having too much money, something we all look forward to one day grappling with.

The play is about the problem but not problematic, although it might be possible to view it as the slightest bit schematic.

It is about the problems of prosperity.

Like much of Chabon's fiction, then, "Telegraph Avenue" is about the problems of men, and especially the problems of fatherhood.

'The Ballad is about the problems of coupling, how difficult it is, and this is more about the joy.

It's about the problem of discovery in an overwhelming age.

When you find people who have that sort of grounding, then it can be about the problem you're working to solve together, and not about the person.

"It's about the problem you're solving," Weil says.