Sentence examples for challenged version of from inspiring English sources

In person, he's nothing of the sort – and certainly not like the verbally challenged version of himself seen in the Trey Parker-directed puppet satire Team America: World Police, where all he can do is shout out his own name.

He digs into research and development spending and the activities of long-gone government ministries in an effort to challenge versions of history that have become fixated on Britain's decline.

In an interview, Ms. Callan challenged that version of events and said that she was never defensive with investors.

The police called it a terrorist strike by two Uighur men armed with explosives and machetes, though some witnesses later challenged that version of events.

Independent observers have challenged this version of events, which has nevertheless been zealously repeated by officials and the government-controlled media.

Not long after, the new and untried publisher was summoned to the White House by President John F. Kennedy, who demanded that David Halberstam be recalled from Vietnam because his reporting challenged the version of events that the Pentagon was proffering.

In any case, several findings by FBI investigators published on Wednesday matched those of county police, and sharply challenged the version of the 9 August shooting given by supporters of Brown's family, who alleged that he was shot dead after angering Wilson by refusing an instruction to move from the road on to the sidewalk.

His apology came after veterans who were on the helicopter that was hit challenged his version of events.

They created a counter-narrative that challenged the version of the American Dream where the ideal is making a lot of money.

"The A.C.L.U. is currently challenging a version of these lists in its 'no fly' litigation," he wrote.

(Bertain was given multiple opportunities to rebut or challenge this version of events but offered no comment).