Sentence examples for challenging rather than from inspiring English sources

Ways that are challenging rather than familiar; contemporary over nostalgic; and popular rather than niche.

It made England's total challenging rather than respectable, and may have surprised Clarke, leading for the first time here.

Brown argued that establishment journalists hate Hastings because he has spent years challenging, rather than serving, political and military officials and the false conventional wisdom they spout.

For a bit of background on this question, see my previous work on the "incumbent rule," which is the notion espoused above that polls tend to break toward the challenging rather than incumbent candidate.

I agree, there's nothing wrong ramping up the difficulty to provide players with a challenge, but for a game to be challenging rather than unfair, the mechanics the player relies upon need to be rock-solid, and in Spec Ops: The Line, they just aren't.

When family members were described as intervening in a challenging rather than an inquiring way (variable nr 5) this only had negative effects on approval and support of the behaviour in the medication error frames.

The government will "challenge" rather than proscribe non-violent reactionaries.

What a particular joy for a teenage reader, to be challenged rather than instructed.

Messages and actions in the response should challenge, rather than reinforce, existing gender inequalities and harmful gender stereotypes.

We would argue that clear evidence should be presented and wrongdoing challenged, rather than perpetuate insinuation persistently".

After completing the Oxford MFE built around the core principles of financial economics, Said reckons students will gain the confidence to challenge rather than accepting industry shibboleths.