Sentence examples for a bit like challenging from inspiring English sources

If it sounds a bit like challenging MasterChef finalists to do fish fingers, it certainly wasn't easy.

(A bit like life).

The process is, I imagine, a bit like the challenge a sculptor faces.

Career Owner's Takeaway: This one feels a bit like the challenge with inner-city valedictorians.

A bit like the cinnamon challenge and a bit like journalism, but probably neither.

Silicon Valley, though, liked the proposal perhaps because Give Directly is a bit like a technology start-up challenging traditional ways of doing things (in this case, aid).The charity relies heavily on technology.

Piped chicks are a bit more challenging.

Now for something a bit more challenging.

"It's going to be a hell of a challenge, a bit like the Test series in one way.

But being a separate solution outside of Facebook feels a bit like a workaround to the challenges of using Facebook on mobile.

There's even a global challenge that operates a bit like Robot Wars, except participants have to build a robot to complete a challenge, rather than fight to the death.