Sentence examples for problematic title from inspiring English sources

It made him famous — the proverbial "voice of a generation" (always a problematic title) — and a Pied Piper to disaffected American kids.

All future Barbie titles "will be written to inspire girls' imaginations and portray an empowered Barbie character", Barbie manufacturer Mattel has said, after apologising for the Barbie I Can Be A Computer Engineer book and pulling the problematic title from online sale.

In the past week alone, I'm not sure if I could count on both hands how many times I've seen a problematic title and/or image of a young person that was initially produced and disseminated by major news source.

If the article has a problematic title (e.g., How to do a Perfect Backflip Every Time), search for a simpler version (e.g., How to Do a Backflip).

This group is made up of science historians from various disciplines and is charged with re-examining the overall content of these potentially problematic titles with a critical eye.

Turning to Indonesia, we examined that country's new forest-carbon accounting system in a piece called "Indonesia Aims For Top-Tier Carbon Accounting Across All Land Types By 2018, But Peat Proves Problematic", the title of which kind of says it all.

We do not claim to treat in a comprehensive way the far reaching problematic that this title underlies.

Other little fixes include improved lip syncing and greater compatibility with problematic HD DVD titles.

(One called the title "extraordinarily problematic," they say).

For the government, even the new volume's proposed title is problematic.

Later that year came Whore, about the travails of a prostitute, whose very title proved problematic in the US.