Sentence examples for more problematic attitudes from inspiring English sources

So far, there is no evidence that Split's choice to blend the language of real-world psychiatry with the more problematic attitudes of its genre is a way for the film to shine a humanizing light on the mentally ill.

As Kamila Shamsie put it "'You – other – are unimaginable' is a far more problematic attitude than 'You are imaginable'".

Kinship care providers endorsed more problematic parental attitudes than traditional foster parents did (i.e. less warmth/respect, more parent-child conflict/anger, more strictness/overprotectiveness).

Girls whose mothers had made self-critical comments about their own appearance and diet reported lower body esteem, lower body satisfaction, more problematic eating attitudes, and ate significantly fewer sweets than girls whose mothers had not made self-critical comments.

What is perhaps more problematic is that negative attitudes about blacks are increasing.

The negative interaction term in the quality of life regression indicates that negative attitudes are more problematic for refugees in municipalities where networks are large.

He is from Le Mans in France Nakamura thinks the attitude towards immigrants is more problematic in Ashford than in London, where she lived previously.

His attitude to other critics of the war is more problematic.

"This is more problematic".

That is more problematic.

College years are more problematic.