Sentence examples for is genuinely problematic from inspiring English sources

If advancing the time by an hour is genuinely problematic, then the UK and Irish governments should work together for a compromise solution, such as a half hour advance all year, or extending summer time.

In the discussion of transworld identity in the 1960s and 1970s (when the issue came to prominence as a result of developments in modal logic), it was debated whether the notion of transworld identity is genuinely problematic, or whether, on the contrary, the alleged 'problem of transworld identity' is merely a pseudo-problem.

Aristotle also makes some mathematical claims that are genuinely problematic.

Hoffman is genuinely likable.

It is genuinely new.

The novel is genuinely scary.

The script is genuinely funny.

And this is genuinely felt".

So Callicles is genuinely torn.

"There is genuinely a crisis.

"It's really problematic.