Sentence examples for call to challenge from inspiring English sources

Those positive lyrics and Ho-Jo's call to challenge preconceived ideas is pretty much my life mantra.

In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, he renewed his call to challenge the president to seven three-hour debates in the general election.

On Monday the campaign even hosted a conference call to challenge Mr. Gingrich's claim that he had not lobbied on behalf of any of his firm's consulting clients.

A call to challenge radical Islam through "philosophical struggle" as well as military force might even have come from the lips of Barack Obama.

In the world of fantasy feminism, there are no class, sex and race hierarchies that break down simplified categories of women and men, no call to challenge and change systems of domination, no emphasis on intersectionality.

A call to challenge the hegemonic White standard of beauty through Black beauty liberation is offered.

But he hasn't been willing to make the tough calls, to challenge his party, to risk criticism from his supporters to bring real change to Washington.

And finally, if one day you pick up the phone and I'm on the other end of the line, I want you to know that I am not calling to challenge you or a decision you may have made.

Clinton's advantage in the popular vote is purely mathematical with no impact on Trump's advantage in the electoral college count, though it is giving impetus to calls to challenge the count in key swing states.

Bernie's campaign calls to challenge the powers that be, to come together to fight injustice, and provide for everyone, young and old, rich and poor, black and white, to flourish.

Each being, in such a view, is called upon to challenge its limits; to break them and to create new possibilities for existence, to achieve freedom.