Sentence examples for rich and problematic from inspiring English sources
Such vagueness, when set in relief to the sharp focus of Nate's rich and problematic insides, transforms the novel into a puzzle of who and what and where.
But it is also agreed that many uses of informational language in biology seem to make use of a richer and more problematic concept than Shannon's.
That is a rich and lovely idea, except problematic, in a couple of ways.
This reduces a rich and textured life to a cheap, problematic stereotype.
Furthermore, to not acknowledge that the current #Carefreeblackboy movement is not a euphemism for rich black men who can afford to do whatever they want safely is inconsiderate and problematic to black survival as well.
Beckett was an elusive and problematic prize.
(Ally McBeal was a notable and problematic exception).
The evidential record is tainted and problematic.
Zapruder calls the poem "glorious" and "problematic".
Prisons are intrinsically complex and problematic institutions.
