Sentence examples for seem problematic from inspiring English sources

Adapting the system to concert hall use would seem problematic in any case.

At his best, Gergiev can transform works that often seem problematic into something compelling and totally coherent.

What was audacious at the time can now seem problematic: characters in the opera are doubled with those of "The Tempest," and Mel is cast as Caliban.

Strange, faraway locations would seem problematic, although he and Patrick Bateson, a behavioral biologist at Cambridge University, say that cats can sense smells across long distances.

This does seem problematic, if only because the Holocaust is a concrete historical event, and to use it as an integer in a fable about something else is inevitably to falsify it.

Weaseling out on a technicality may seem problematic for a politician, but the extinction of these cases has allowed Berlusconi to present himself as a genuine innocent in the eyes of the law.

It seems problematic on its face".

If that seemed problematic, it may have proven beneficial.

The company's most obvious business — selling ads — seemed problematic.

This sort of thing, though small, seems problematic.

But that, as well as other aspects of the plan, seems problematic, at least for now.