Sentence examples for problematic writing from inspiring English sources

The extra verbiage usually reflects problematic writing choices, so I would like to offer a few tips on how to keep your essay concise with no sacrifice of meaning or impact: Know where to start.

Margot Kaminski of the San Francisco Chronicle found Little Bee's characterisation problematic, writing: "Sometimes she's not convincing, and sometimes she tries too hard to convince.

If it's canon itself that's problematic, writing meta about it or fixing it through fanfiction is a great way to deal with the problems it presents.

In addition to the many episodes that he fills in or sets straight, he reminds us just how problematic writing was for Melville, how shrouded it was in personal risk and cost -- and how stubbornly he kept at this work, even late in life, when he did it almost wholly in private.

The resulting screenplay was applauded in industry circles, but getting the picture made proved much more problematic than writing it.

This strategy is useful and necessary in everyday conversation, but problematic in writing.

In short I find his candidacy highly problematic," Toomey wrote of Trump.

"Leaving too soon or staying too long are both problematic," he wrote to employees.

This is deeply problematic, Green writes, because the cryptographic industry is "highly dependent on NIST standards".

And most of the heroines I find most problematic are written by men.

"Actually, it would be very problematic to write that book today".