Sentence examples for challenge outward from inspiring English sources

Motivation scores were expressed as mean (± standard deviation, SD) per-item scores on each of the two scales (intrinsic and extrinsic) and four subscales (enjoyment, challenge, outward, compensation).

It suggests the tough-minded challenge of Outward Bound and the purifying spirit of Thoreau.

But on other issues, real debates are not only possible but ongoing and spiralling outward, challenging us to reconcile our beliefs with our sympathies, our partisan allegiances with our principles — to make our philosophies one with our politics.

And although Khalifa's outward appearance challenges many mainstream (and racist) values that determine the "respectability" of a black person, he was body-slammed by police for standing--or hovering, as it were.

Team-building outings, whether purely social or Outward Bound style physical challenges, are popular methods for building this sense of collective enthusiasm.

But now it is confronting a much greater and broader challenge that has to turn it outward: the challenge of globalisation.

The local chapter's challenges concern both its inward and outward posture.

The first challenge was a well-known standby for Outward Bound: the high ropes course.

Outward Bound, PGL and World Challenge all report healthy bookings, and most outdoor centres are full for months ahead.

Mr. Blanchard challenged his elderly congregation to cast eyes outward.

The paradigm of Outward Bound is to face challenges: each member confronts an experience he isn't sure how to handle and must muster the courage to find his way through it.