Sentence examples for it was so problematic from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Toronto last week, she said: "I know a lot of African American women that didn't want to see The Help because they had lived it as little girls and it was a circumstance that shouldn't have been and it was so problematic for them.

I have since located others, but I still don't really understand why it is so problematic to find and write such characters.

It's so problematic because you can't get to know yourself as an individual and feel like you have power and control. .

The only reason I finished it is because the movie adaptation is coming out next month and I felt the need to thoroughly explain why it is so problematic and why I find the excitement over the movie adaptation so troubling.

Most of all, the tweet was so problematic because it represented only the very tip of the iceberg.

Mr. Sharpton was hardly alone, of course, in suggesting that the photograph was so problematic that it could cost Mrs. Whitman a spot on the Republican presidential ticket with Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

The bureaucracy alone, Soviet and after, was so problematic that it took from 1978 until 1999 to move from preliminary discussions to production.

But running rugby as a club was so problematic, Mr. Mackay nearly quit.

A lot of women were offended, and explained why the caption was so problematic in the comments.

Young people who are socially aware as to why this image was so problematic were ranting, in 140 character snippets, about how something needed to be done about it.

But, he added, "I don't know that it will be so problematic that they won't be able to declare a winner in time for the 25th".