Sentence examples for problematic love from inspiring English sources

Pop music fanaticism is also the subject of "High Fidelity," Stephen Frears's wonderful screen translation of Nick Hornby's best-selling 1995 novel about the problematic love life of Rob Gordon John Cusackk), a London record store manager.

Several plot threads exist -- about the brothers' competitive professional relationship, about an arson cover-up, about the brothers' problematic love lives -- but they keep the film busy without providing a real center.

In 2002, Rhone produced the autobiographical Bellas Gate Boy for the Calabash literary festival, which he later toured as a one-man show, and wrote the screenplay for One Love (2003), which starred Bob Marley's son Ky-mani as a rasta musician who has a problematic love affair with a Christian.

The "Lovely Bones" actress is set to star in the Krysten Ritter-produced pilot as Cassandra, a young woman with a problematic love life who graduates from college and law school early and lands her dream job as a lawyer for a Hollywood studio.

There are other cases of potentially problematic love as well: Romantic love for someone other than one's spouse.

Only by gaining more information about the loved ones themselves, the quality of the relationship, and their perception of the patients' health status and problematic ADLs, loved ones could be involved in the patient's treatment.

Marcel also emphasizes the mysterious (as distinguished from the empirically problematic) character of love, evil, hope, freedom, and, above all, being.

It's okay to love problematic things.

But neither leaves behind the problematic requirements of love, its loopholes, hideouts and concerns, as well as its bad times in this joke that's life".

Even more problematic with Big Love is its tendency to assert the primacy of traditional gender roles and to reinforce the bifurcation of women into either married housewives or "other".

Everyone can agree that a feeling of very deep attachment to someone who is severely and habitually violent toward one would constitute a problematic kind of love.