Sentence examples for is not unproblematic from inspiring English sources

However, TGWV is not unproblematic.

So, James's discussion of mysticism is not unproblematic.

"Memory," she tells us, "is not ever 'pure' or 'unmediated' "; "recovering 'voice' is not unproblematic".

Setting prices is not unproblematic in practice, particularly in Colombia where I am writing from.

Falconry requires a balance between mastery of wildness and acceptance of that wildness: an idea that is not unproblematic, as Ms Macdonald acknowledges.

There are also plenty of sober psychologists and physiologists, spurred on by apparent recent success in brain science, who simply want to figure out which cerebral activities are likely to be associated with conscious awareness.Even this more modest ambition, however, is not unproblematic.

The ideas on which logical semantics is based are not unproblematic, however.

Hagglund, calling "Mein Kampf" perhaps "the world's most controversial book," said its decision to publish was "not unproblematic".

When accused of falsifying elections, Russians retort that American elections are not unproblematic; when faced with accusations of corruption, they claim that the entire world is corrupt.

It's not unproblematic that both author and protagonist respect Adler only because she has a "soul of steel" and "the mind of the most resolute of men".

Germany's commissioner for culture and media, Monika Grütters, who is thought to have played a part not just in recruiting Dercon but also in convincing former British Museum director Neil MacGregor to head up Berlin's Humboldt Forum, tried to play down the row, saying that the unrest at the theatre was "not unproblematic but not unusual either".