Sentence examples for challenging about this from inspiring English sources

"One of the things that's challenging about this is that the administration keeps talking about how much it wants to support innovation and program and ideas that it can help scale up," said Sharon J. Washington, executive director of the writing project.

Which only serves to prove the old saw that you can't judge a book by its cover, because there is nothing remotely provocative or challenging about this tepid show, "Getting in Touch With My Inner B*tch," now at the New Jersey Repertory Company here.

Pelzer spent much of an interview in which he was challenged about this impersonating Robin Williams and Bill Clinton.

When challenged about this on the BBC today, he insisted it was possible.

When challenged about this location, the director declared, "There is no place that looks more like Virginia than Oregon".

When challenged about this act of "betrayal", Naipaul apparently replied, "take it on the chin, dear fellow, and move on".

When challenged about this, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) made clear that statutory guidance obliged it to reduce or refuse awards if victims had unspent convictions.

Challenged about this controversy at the top of the church, Lording replies, very matter-of-factly, that: "We're all God's children".

Challenged about this by John Humphrys on the Today programme, the prime minister said only that directors' pay was a matter for shareholders.

Challenged about this, most Scottish football fans will question why they should do as they are told and support England, and that anyway, there are lots of national rivalries the world over.

Challenged about this, he retreats to the conundrum of his identity: "I just didn't know what to do with it or what use it could be to me.