Sentence examples for problematic works from inspiring English sources

The two evenings suggested much about Mr. Eifman's vivid, problematic works.

Schnabel answered: "I only play problematic works," meaning the sonatas of Schubert and Beethoven.

Two years ago, the Metropolitan Opera lifted the spirits of music-lovers in New York with a humane, visually ravishing and musically distinguished new production of one of opera's most problematic works, Richard Strauss's "Frau Ohne Schatten".

First performed in 1971 at the opening of New York's Kennedy Centre, Mass is one of Bernstein's most ambitious and problematic works, mixing both musical styles and professional and amateur performers, and uniting them in a massive theatrical act of ecumenical celebration.

Later in 1989, Daniel Watkins claimed the poem as "one of [Keats's] most beautiful and problematic works".

Many are just "problematic," and estimates suggest 10percentt of the Australian art market is made up of problematic works whose origin cannot be proven.

It is a popular but problematic work.

The result is a deeply affecting, if problematic work.

This is, however, an altogether darker, less straightforward and more problematic work than its predecessor.

Wendy Whelan and Peter Boal bring a problematic work alive with centrifugal force and spectacular power.

Richard Strauss's one-act opera "DAPHNE" is a problematic work to stage.