Sentence examples for challenging indeed from inspiring English sources

However, the demands made upon catalysts are challenging indeed.

If a visit from Bologna this Wednesday is unlikely to knock them off course, then the 50th match has the potential to be very challenging indeed.

Debussy was developing in this work ideas of an earlier period, those expressed in a youthful play he had written, Frères en art (Brothers in Art), where his challenging, indeed anarchical, ideas are discussed among musicians, painters, and poets.

Life would be challenging indeed if we were constantly hallucinating, believing the impossible or losing sense of what we were doing like we do when we're dreaming.

It's bold and compelling and ultimately very challenging indeed - just like most great literature.

This will be challenging indeed, since the vote margins are going to be pretty thin for both houses.

" 'Physically challenged' indeed!" he blurted out at one point in that book".We were challenged and we lost, baby, and that's all she wrote".

Thus, they are rarely analyzed, rarely studied, rarely challenged — indeed rarely even made explicit.

It is in any case quite clear that neither Engels nor Marx wanted to try to rely on such ideologically challenged – indeed, ideologically exploited – concepts as aids in their own critiques of the existing economic system and, of course, of the justifications of it that were advanced by those whom they called "bourgeois ideologists".

Each scientist seeks that challenge, indeed craves that challenge.

Saving the planet in a fracturing world is a daunting challenge indeed.