Sentence examples for the problematic that from inspiring English sources

Inasmuch as authors and readers are always said to think with concepts borrowed from or supplied by the problematic that they inhabit, there is no such thing as an innocent or objective reading: we understand things with and through the concepts available to us.

"The longer this goes on the more problematic that assumption is".

We have developed and applied a novel lmq method, and showed that it could detect many of the problematic SNPs that already passed standard single SNP QC filters.

The night before, Foote jolted awake at 1 30 a.m., having solved the problematic ending that had plagued him the last three months.

The problem is technology legitimises somehow the problematic policing that was the origination of the data to begin with".

As soon as you know how your narrative ends – in whatever medium – then a huge percentage of the problematic issues that arise in the writing will be solved.

In many ways, this is what lies at the heart of the problematic "debate" that currently rages over scientific versus religious explanations for our origins.

To say that a judgment of taste makes a claim to correctness might seem merely to shift from the problematic "ought" that is involved in a judgment of taste to a problematic "correctness" or "betterness".

Am I the problematic eater that came to dinner?

My experiences there helped me to realize the problematic premise that belies the zoo experience.

The only potential reason for outrage is the problematic message that is implied (by the guest commentators) about interracial families.