Sentence examples for challenged directly from inspiring English sources

The Ukip leader was challenged directly by Sturgeon who accused Farage of blaming everything on immigration.

When challenged directly on the issue at PMQs last week, David Cameron hedged and fudged his way through some trite generalisations.

As noted, §1369(b)(1) enumerates seven categories of EPA actions that must be challenged directly in the fed-eral courts of appeals.

When challenged directly over whether his resignation was a vote of no confidence in the coalition, Strathclyde told Channel 4 news: "My own announcement and today's announcement by the PM are completely unconnected.

When the beam was sent flying in a crazy arc that thundered toward us and then receded, the audience was challenged directly: what if the chain broke, and the beam hurtled into us?

May was challenged directly by a string of Tory MPs at prime minister's questions about the decision to discuss the idea of a softer Brexit, which could involve tearing up a manifesto commitment not to pursue a customs union.

Their aim is not to challenge directly the vastly superior American and British military forces.

"If he starts challenging directly law and order in this country, we have to react.

I'm learning to wrestle with my inner voice and to challenge directly those who make inaccurate assumptions.

But the movement will have to engage soon in the battle of ideas: it has to challenge directly the claim that national security trumps human rights.

When you can care personally at the same time that you challenge directly, you're on the way to successful leadership.