Sentence examples for problematic moment from inspiring English sources

In sterling form throughout, he brought a deft touch to the final word, "figlia" (daughter), of the recognition duet with Amelia, a problematic moment for baritones.

Yes, it had its own problematic moment, but it still sits as one of Spike Lee's best.

"God, yeah, there were a few really problematic moments.

A controversial video about the origins of Al Qaeda is one of the most problematic moments.

The album's boldest and most problematic moments are its symphonically weighted versions of two Mitchell originals, "A Case of You" (originally a fragile folk-pop lament sung against a quivering dulcimer) and her most famous song, "Both Sides Now".

Speaking of "Mercy," I think the Doctor shoving the war criminal outside the town limits in that episode was one of the most problematic moments in the modern "Doctor Who" era.

Little of the oil money was channeled into a sovereign wealth fund for more problematic moments, nor was any invested in other kinds of industries that might in time have generated streams of non-fossil-fuel income for the government.

The incorporation of qualitative methods will ensure the research considers problematic moments and meanings in individuals lives.

But it's problematic the moment we label ourselves as somehow "not right" by comparison.

Given his own lengthy list of problematic YouTube moments, Gingrich's speech on Thursday seemed to reflect the sniping and pettiness that have largely defined the campaign since it moved from South Carolina to Florida.

However finding such a shot to hold against a left-to-right breeze is proving problematic at the moment.