Sentence examples for the problematical thing from inspiring English sources

This is both the marvellous and the problematical thing about racing pigeons: they have a fixed, profound, and nearly incontrovertible sense of home.

Some wishful thinking may be at work – he perhaps underestimates the problematical failure of his patchwork of revolutionary activists to offer a coherent alternative beyond interminable protests.

The problematical child may fight back and hit you.

Your good friends will talk to the problematical person and stop them.

The safest for protestors (from arrest and harassment) are designated green, the more problematical as yellow, and the more risky as red.

Unfortunately, McNuggets are probably the McDonald's item with the most problematical chemicals.

Accurately gauging the distances to faraway galaxies has always been the most problematical part of making such measurements.

But not to get too solemn: as anyone who reads American publications can attest, the "correct" use of the apostrophe in the United States remains problematical.

The restoration of the festival was problematical, and not just financially.

The poignant and problematical issue is that the narcissistic extension is grieving for what never was, and this means that it takes longer to get over the relationship.

The first the books handle quite well but the second is problematical.