Sentence examples for problematic passages from inspiring English sources

The researchers soon found additional problematic passages.

But one German theologian has recently proposed explanatory footnotes to turn the most problematic passages — the black children abasing themselves before Pippi, for example — into educational opportunities.

"I privately provided them with a handful of problematic passages, gleaned from a cursory look at 'How We Decide,' " wrote Mr. Moyhihan, who also uncovered the fabricated Dylan quotes.

Others, including Mr. Moynihan, the journalist who discovered the fabricated Dylan quotations, noted on Twitter that Mr. Lehrer had still not addressed charges that another of his books, "How We Decide," also contains problematic passages.

They soon found many problematic passages, including some from authors not identified by the Standard.

Some of essays do present problems and solutions, but others contain exegeses of problematic passages in Aristotle's texts.

This is a highly problematic passage.

An alternative approach to §9, which attempts to accommodate the problematic passage without emendation, is offered in Ginsborg (1991).

Shoot, my friend John didn't even notice the problematic passage!

Another version is the interpretative principle of charity which says, if a problematic passage conflicts with an unproblematic passage, its natural meaning must be rejected.

The Quakers partake in this tradition by explicitly addressing the subject of women's natural or divinely-ordained subordination to men, as well as those problematic biblical passages about Eve's transgression and women "learning in silence".