Sentence examples for problematic figures from inspiring English sources

Not every video is a reflection on international politics or historically problematic figures.

Maybe it's an effort to quash problematic figures on the rise, like a game of Whac-A-Mole based on perceived insensitivity.

J. T. looms as a towering, problematic figure.

François Hollande is Cameron's most problematic figure.

His expulsion by the orthodox church makes him a problematic figure for the current regime.

Meanwhile, Livni herself had proved a problematic figure for some more moderate voters.

Though Mr. Sun's outspokenness makes him a problematic figure, they say China's leaders could still embrace his model to address endemic poverty.

When a politically problematic figure disappears or is disappeared in China, a dark uneasiness falls, though usually accompanied by a glum sense of the inevitable.

White critics viewed her as sex-crazed or degenerate, and her desire to speak for others made her a problematic figure in the black community as well.

When a politically problematic figure disappears — or is disappeared — in China, a dark uneasiness falls, though usually accompanied by a glum sense of the inevitable.

Some of his supporters are pushing the move as a way of ensuring a heavy black turn-out; others worry that Mr. Jackson remains a problematic figure among Jewish voters, who remain a sizable factor in Democratic primaries.