Sentence examples for problematic mess from inspiring English sources

"We were contemplating creating a proper working theater out of the shambolic, unhygienic, aesthetically problematic mess we had," said Stephen Daldry, the former artistic director.

Meryl Streep and Glenn Close got their expected nods for The Iron Lady, and Albert Nobbs and Octavia Spencer and Viola Davis were recognised for their strong work in The Help, although the film remains a sticky, sentimental and hugely problematic mess.

If you doubt that, just look at the mindboggling worldwide box-office for FIFTY SHADES OF GREY, despite it being something of a problematic mess of a movie.

It also linked her to the extremely problematic mess of a character that was Kit.

But the swift early successes in Afghanistan also raise a problematic question: Why mess with a military when it's winning?

According to some clever, presumably non-agri industry supported scientists, the price for messing with genes is more reactive and problematic proteins.

Third and possibly most problematic, attaching paid parental leave to unemployment insurance would be a mess: States are already strapped for cash to fund the meager unemployment benefits on offer.

As the largest historical emitter of greenhouse gases they are obliged to help clean up the mess they've made even if their political system is problematic.

Equally problematic, at least for potential investors, is the Virgin Rail Group, which is mired in the mess of Britain's aging railway system.

Acutely problematic.

Seems problematic.