Sentence examples for the problematic way from inspiring English sources

For Sartre, the stance of 19th century novelists who engaged in 'art for art's sake' is not too dissimilar to the problematic way modern poets approach language.

The problematic way that I first viewed the video was that of someone overexposed to upper-Manhattan streets.

Tonjes points to Grande's statements as evidence of the problematic way Americans tend to view fat people, food, and the relationship between the two.

One week after a video he made about public breastfeeding video went viral, Joey Salads is back with another social experiment that looks at the problematic way people often treat nursing moms.

She even laughs in the face of some of the men, making them appear to be the butt of a joke that only she is in on, much like the problematic way Asians are portrayed in media today.

The reason is simple: their content remains open-ended in the problematic way.

"My analysis is that many of the military mistakes were a direct result of the very problematic way that the objectives of the war and the general plan of the war were defined," said Shlomo Brom, a former chief of strategic planning in the Israeli military and now an academic at the Jaffee Centre in Tel Aviv University.

The notion of instrumentality, however, is not the only problematic way in which sexual violence in conflict has been framed by the international community.

The company said the state analyzed the data in a problematic way.

Virtual worlds are often fantasies constructed by white men, and Lee examines the potentially problematic ways they influence us, all the while keeping it personal.

One is "Gaslands," a factual report on fracking, the new and extremely problematic way of getting natural gas out of shale rock far below the earth's surface, and on the anti-fracking movement.