Sentence examples for so problematical from inspiring English sources

It was very strange to stand with Elijah for those few moments, facing those vivid, violent, so problematical streets.

She influentially judged the concept so obscure and problematical that theories placing weight upon it, such as hedonistic utilitarianism, should be rejected out of hand.

"It is like the original OxyContin, so that is real problematical," Mr. Rogers said.

It might be argued that the category of the neutral is inherently problematical and that therefore the so-called neutral entities will either be mental or physical but not neither.

Had I done so earlier I should probably have gone for a less problematical word, with a bit of minor (and easy) rejigging.

"This is particularly problematical in the social sciences, when the basic unit of observation is so often that political, free-willed, unpredictable character, the individual human".

Do they really then not use this info for future profiling?" That looming tweak to the legal justification of Facebook's Custom Audiences feature — a product which lets advertisers upload contact lists in a hashed form to find any matches among its own user-base (so those people can be targeted with ads on Facebook's platform) — also looks problematical.

We would also, presumably, need to amend presupposition 5, so that it was not the lack of a necessary condition for an act which was problematical, but the existence of a condition which was sufficient for the non-performance of the act.

It might be argued that the PCC could add inquiry to its remit so that the process of regulation is more inquisitive and responsive to complaints pointing to ethically and legally problematical patterns of journalistic methodology and publication.

It may prove to be problematical.

Then there was that problematical list.