Sentence examples for seems problematic that from inspiring English sources

If it seems problematic that Bernhardt's is essentially a recycled aesthetic, one could say the same of the early Expressionists.

In addition, it seems problematic that the GSTA model considers only three equally weighted parameters, but completely ignores other parameters representing grain-size distribution, such as kurtosis and mud/gravel fractions.

In more pragmatic terms, it simply seems problematic that a company boasting an annual revenue of over $2 billion, 572 locations and 21,000 employees can enjoy religious freedom.

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

What seems problematic is that this falls crucially short of its being seen to be the case, and, thereby, its being known to be the case, that what is seen is, in fact, genuine anger.

That seems problematic for the reasons given above.

But the two provisions appear to be stuck in a loop of circular logic that seems problematic to me.

This work was also shaped by the ubiquitous pro-Confederate phrase, "Heritage Not Hate," which seems problematic when you consider that heritage is based on white supremacy, with a few lynchings along the way.

It seems problematic to think that a significant distinction can be drawn between first and second-generation rights on the ground that the former, but not the latter, simply require that government refrain from interfering with the actions of persons.

The co-variation detection model of joint attention seems problematic when we consider that many caregiver utterances do not refer to things that occupy the immediate attentional focus of infants.

But even that seemed problematic at Ohio State because the defensive coordinator was more than a coordinator.