Sentence examples for it's a problematic from inspiring English sources

It's a "problematic fav," but it's difficult to not sing along to Stefani's kitschy new wave homage.

"It's a problematic study," Dr. Sacks said.

"It's a problematic trend," said Stuart Ewen, author of "PR!

Still, footballers and fashion... it's a problematic marriage.

We know some are hesitating, and it's a problematic situation.

"It's a problematic aspect of how we account for economic output," said Mr. Carroll.

But the first London performance, as part of the BBC's Adams weekend at the Barbican, passed off without adding any more fuel to the controversy, except to demonstrate that it is a problematic work, irrespective of its political content.

But it was a problematic notion.

"It is a problematic city, Istanbul," he said.

I asked her about the racial politics of a white woman of privilege embroidering sweaters with "Original Gangsta" and "I Miss Biggie" and selling them for hundreds of dollars apiece. "Listen, we know it is a problematic enterprise," she said.

India had beckoned--Eswaran's family had left there for Malaysia seven generations earlier, and it has always exerted a powerful emotional pull on him--but it was a problematic place to do business.