Sentence examples for challenging show from inspiring English sources

It was a very challenging show to write and a very challenging show to work on.

You wouldn't say this was the most challenging show of Abramović's career: in 1997, her piece Balkan Baroque featured more than 1,000 cow bones, complete with blood and flesh, the artist sitting atop this death assemblage, scrubbing.

"White Snow," a panoramic installation by the artist Paul McCarthy that turned the Snow White story into an X-rated shocker, was "a very challenging show for a lot of people, although the public came in droves," Poots said.

If you want to make a point about contemporary prejudice against homosexuals, surely it would make a far more challenging show to go to a series of Muslim states and prance around in pantaloons?

/ Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" Those lines, from T. S. Eliot's "Choruses from 'The Rock,' " published in 1934, came to mind at "The Forever Now: Contemporary Painting in an Atemporal World," a challenging show of seventeen mid-career artists at the Museum of Modern Art.

"It's a challenging show.

By the same token, there's no reason that challenging shows can't also prove popular.

People who program series like Family Matters and the New Victory Theater on 42nd Street pride themselves on pushing the envelope through challenging shows for families.

Brady's deep connection to NYC have yielded benefits, and he has mounted a series of consistently challenging shows by highly sought-after artists.

The main storyline involves loner Summer Stokely (Teresa Zimmermann, the best voice in a vocally challenged show) and Derek West (Tyler Galindo).

And, when the person you challenge shows up, they are given points based on the same scale.