Sentence examples for challenged head from inspiring English sources

Within this setting, radical, extreme or even criminal views that were expressed would be challenged head on and countered with robust, alternative narratives that provided a contextualised understanding of the issues raised.

We challenged, head on, the doctrine that Labour has no enemies on the left and argued that a political party has a duty, as well as the right, to define and defend its ideological frontiers.

The same gift of gab that colored Mr. Moehringer's tales of being a boy in a barroom now magically finds its way onto the tennis court and into Mr. Agassi's much-analyzed, follicularly challenged head.

He gestured to his own follically challenged head and said, "I remember those days".

They need to be challenged head-on.

He challenged head-on the central thrust of the English Reformation: the assault on the institutional wealth and power of the church as a clerical corporation.

But officials advised last night that the intense media interest prompted by his speech last week should now be challenged head-on.

But officials advised last night that the intense media interest prompted by his speech last week should now be challenged head-on at the opening of the synod this afternoon.

For the long-term, the key question is whether the minimalists believe only that precedents should not be reconsidered when it is unnecessary to do so -- or believe as well that precedents should be followed even when they are challenged head-on.

In relation to this, THE data showed how the UK is being challenged head-to-head by a surge of Continental European universities by teaching in English, providing a degree of comparable quality from an institution of equal heritage – and all for a tenth of the fee or less – prompting Richardson to warn: "British students are going overseas to get a 'debt free' education".

Transition tasks between static and dynamic situations may challenge head stabilization and balance in older individuals.