Sentence examples for problematic world of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moody inhabits the problematic world of the sex writer, that lowliest of creatures in the pornography universe, who often labors for a mere 20 cents a word, churning out imaginary letters, lascivious vignettes, potty-mouthed "girl copy" (the text for a "photo set") and, when he can, satires and short stories.

As a gay man, Smart's career prospects were problematic in the masculine world of expressionist Australian art in the early 1960s, and so in 1964, at the age of 43, he left Australia permanently for Italy where he lived with his partner Ermes de Zan in Arezzo for many years.

The struggle to not get your book wet while in the bathtub has gotten even more problematic in our digital world of smartphones and tablets.

She has, to put it mildly, an ability to navigate the world of powerful, problematic men.

Don't worry, all this has nothing to do with the Sinclair-Tribune merger the FCC is considering, and which many worry will produce problematic consolidation in the broadcast world of just the type enabled by the suggested rules.

Still, in the broader world of how problematic drug use is addressed in the US, it does signify a positive direction.

If they are being driven by inflation, he said, that is more problematic than "returning to a normal world of more steady economic growth," as many investors believe.

Might we see some strange or problematic scenarios in the electric, driverless world of the future?

Prime ministerial approval of appointments may be more problematic than ever in a Gove-Rupert world of business and media chums.

The problematic label of "world music" continues pigeonhole South African artists when break into international markets.

This very intimacy is problematic: it represents a further intrusion of the busy world of notifications and ads into modern life.