Sentence examples for challenged pretty much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoffman (right) portrays the rise and fall of Bruce, who challenged pretty much every social taboo of the Eisenhower-Kennedy era, campaigned against censorship, got arrested a lot and eventually let his legal troubles ruin his act.

"'To Kill a Mockingbird' has been challenged pretty much from the beginning — I think because it does such a deft job of capturing a moment in history," James LaRue, head of the association's office for intellectual freedom, told The Washington Post this week. .

Meninick said he believed that if the court finds for the scientist plaintiffs, then the tribes will challenge pretty much anything done or proposed by anyone calling himself a scientist.

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari integrates history and science to explain and challenge pretty much everything.

Not all see it that way, but many would agree that in London, a booming city, gentrification is happening at sometimes alarming speed and presents large challenges, pretty much by definition (including challenges of definition).

Of course, there have also been teams who have challenged for pretty much everything and ended with nothing.

Linguistically, Estonian is related to Finnish, but it is challenging for pretty much everyone else.

"I think Gary Sheffield sees this as a challenge right now, and anytime Gary Sheffield is challenged, he's pretty much gone on and gotten it done".

"My challenges are pretty much between the ears," Gillis said.

"The challenge is pretty much the same as claiming a personal gold medal," he said, when starting his quest to bring the Olympics to London.

2. Carve out time: This is a challenge for pretty much everyone, no matter your life circumstances.