Sentence examples for challenged a bit from inspiring English sources

Pupils should be "challenged a bit more".

Insanity ensues, of course, but once I walked away from "All-American Muslim" and back to my desk, I found my instincts challenged a bit.

I hear frustration that they feel like they're not – they don't use the term "yes men" – but they want to be heard more and challenged a bit.

The Oscars are one of the few times of the year when New Yorkers' sense of smug self-regard can be challenged a bit.

Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with kids being challenged a bit, but this goes beyond challenging our kids.

In such a case, where you are challenging a bit of Euro-law or Euro-decision, and want to have it set aside or annulled, you have no choice.

While IQbuds BOOST is not designed to be an absolute replacement for a traditional hearing aid, it would provide someone with modest hearing challenges a bit of an assist.

Tortorella said that Christensen "was challenged a little bit before the game as far as stepping up to the plate here".

"This has really been the first kind of bump where people have challenged a little bit of his character, which is wrong," Twins Manager Ron Gardenhire said.

"Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world and the traditional business here is challenged quite a bit".

YET the new findings also challenge a good bit of conventional wisdom about college.