Sentence examples for challenges any from inspiring English sources
If we pay more attention to these routinely quashed convictions, we find a scale of miscarriage of justice to fundamentally challenges any notion that the current system of criminal justice is weighted too much in favour of the defendant.
It challenges any lingering preconceptions of what an authentic on-screen relationship looks like and in doing so, brings a new gender role to our screens: the devout, loved-up gay husband.
But the tone of the book suggests otherwise; for, although the narrator challenges any conclusion the reader may draw that the book is a version of magical realism, Augustown gives more than a nod to Gabriel García Márquez as a chronicle of a death foretold.
And the fact that France and Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Britain are together anteing up more than $1 trillion to rescue their own financial institutions challenges any assertions that European bankers were any smarter or more prudent than their American counterparts.
As described in Wyatt Mason's article (March 21), trying to capture the "transcendence" of a city challenges any writer or director, and to set a television show in New Orleans after the worst man-made disaster in our history will be a tough nut to crack.
However, Whitcomb challenges any theory of wisdom that requires moral virtue.
The project would challenge any coach.
And local Democrats could still challenge any changes in court.
Under international law, they are illegal and challenge any progress.
No Republicans challenged any items Mr. Obey said were needed.
