Sentence examples for anything challenging from inspiring English sources

(Lord forbid that Saint Paul should ever write anything challenging the nostrums of the faithful).

For the occasion Mr. Maazel chose not to tax his audience with anything challenging.

Instead, they still react to anything challenging their worldview with rage – and especially so if it's stated calmly and analytically.

Fairfax Media's smh.com.au jostles for position as No 1 news website with news.com.au and wouldn't want anything challenging its supremacy.

He could make a start by dissolving the extra Upstream competition, which siphons off anything challenging from the Golden Lion.

On economics, as in hard science, modern conservatives don't want to hear anything challenging their preconceptions — and they don't want anyone else to hear about it, either.

Connor Campbell, financial analyst at Spreadex, said: Despite the continued Brexit brouhaha muddying the waters it is hard to see anything challenge the election for market dominance from now until next Wednesday, if Clinton wins, or god knows how long, in the eventuality of a Trump victory.

Joe: So what you're saying is, I can't do anything to challenge anything the police officer does -- anything whatsoever -- unless and until I've been arrested, possibly held on bail, arraigned, possibly held in jail pre-trial for months, and then placed on trial for a crime, at which point I can testify in my own defense against the officer?

Does it require detailed financial models for anything new, challenging the numbers for anything outside the most common historical practice?

Was there anything unexpectedly challenging about the performance?

The message of Hadid's ejection from Cardiff, meanwhile, was that anything too challenging would be off-limits.