Sentence examples for problematic portrayal from inspiring English sources

If Christine Schäfer's Gilda is the problematic portrayal, vocally competent but played as a pallid waif lacking real musical or dramatic personality, then Marcelo Alvarez's dashingly sung Duke steals the show.

I argue that this problematic portrayal of digital technologies makes them complicit in the neoliberal erosion of UK HE.

In addition to its problematic portrayal of women's reproductive decision making, this framework renders abortion provision vulnerable to challenge on the basis of claims concerning medical knowledge and practice (Science and Technology Subgroup 1991; Sheldon 1997).

None of the director's flaws (his problematic portrayals of women, for example) is addressed, let alone examined, while failures such as the still-underrated Popeye are simply recounted rather than re-evaluated.

Films of that era were rife with problematic portrayals of gay people.

But simply prompting conversations about suicide is no longer enough to forgive problematic portrayals that can do real harm to those at risk.

The show will have an opportunity to speak to them directly, to feature diverse guest stars, and, more than anything, improve on limited and problematic portrayals of trans people that plague network TV.

After "13 Reasons Why" was released, experts expressed concerns over its problematic, graphic portrayal of suicide, stressing that it could lead to copycat acts.

Bjursell and Bäckvall (2011) provided empirical insights into how the mother role is taken for granted while the business role is approached as problematic in portrayals of women in family business.

It's a film about disability and assisted suicide which is troubling enough but is made worse by the fact that it uses a non-disabled actor... Before I get into my thoughts on the book, I want to deal with what I expect is the most common rebuttal to disabled people criticizing problematic media portrayals of disability, particularly around assisted dying.

This is problematic for a simplistic portrayal of climate change as a battle between good and evil (because the enemy is literally within).