"No challenge is to great" gushes the caption under Trump's photo ― except for the challenge, apparently, of spelling words correctly.
These challenges may be ways of spelling out the force of G. E. Moore's (1903) famous Open Question Argument: since it makes sense to grant that some X would be disapproved of by any impartial, informed, but otherwise normal observer, but nevertheless deny that X is morally wrong, there is reason to think that being disapproved of by an ideal observer is not the same thing as being morally wrong.
The challenge to philosophers then became one of spelling out first the precise nature and limits of the knowledge attained in this science and then how, methodologically, this extraordinary advance had been achieved, with a view to enabling other areas of inquiry to follow suit.
But about 9 percent of those were under challenge by the Miller campaign, many on questions of spelling.
The OSCCI spelling test was developed within our research group as a quick and efficient test of spelling ability.
Remember the simple rules of spelling.
LONDON — A professor of English at one of the world's most venerable centers of learning has outraged language purists by challenging whether spelling matters.
I find the challenge of casting a spell to snare a reader fascinating, and the research required is an excuse to satisfy my own curiosity.
Business for Britain, which claims the CBI is out of step with the views of companies, challenged it to spell out what kind of new EU deal it wanted and accused it of paying "lip service" to reform.
What has been challenging, particularly for the non-native speakers of English, is the more rigorous marking of spelling, punctuation and grammar.
