Sentence examples similar to challenging sight from inspiring English sources

Demonstrating the co-existence of "positive-going" and "negative-going" responses to repetitions seems challenging at first sight.

Chateaubriand, the French Romantic writer, in midAtlantic on his way to America, described the soul-challenging sight of the starry dome reflected in the black abyss.

Barack Obama's allies are challenging him, setting their sights on unpopular bits of the law.

The Poland international Lukasz Fabianski has set his sights on challenging Manuel Almunia to take over as Arsenal's regular No1 rather than stay just a cup goalkeeper.

And he set his sights on challenging for all of the five trophies still available to Chelsea this season, saying: "I have more desire to win trophies now than before.

Ikeme's previous deal at Wolves was set to expire at the end of the season but after seeing his progress checked by a series of injuries, the shot-stopper has set his sights on challenging Wayne Hennessey for a first-team place.

(The audience was perhaps challenged by the sight of the actors wearing heavy coats to ward off the ice age in the middle of a sweltering New York summer).

More than one public perception was challenged at the sight of Choi, the world's sixth-ranked women's golfer, inside on an afternoon tailor-made for golf practicing her English through a cross-cultural L.P.G.A. program.

A new exhibition aims to challenge prejudice about sight loss and explore notions of sensory perception by showcasing works by visually impaired artists inspired by the sense of smell.

To see clearly, something most of the world takes for granted, is an out-of-reach luxury for most of the estimated 2.4 billion people around the world who are sight challenged, and have no access to optometrists.

Then she set her sights on Twitter, challenging it to overhaul its global policy on sexual abuse.