Sentence examples for challenging wear from inspiring English sources

Mixed aluminum chromium oxide coatings in the form of (Al,Cr 2O3 solid solutions have attracted extensive research interest during the past years due to their successful use for challenging wear applications and the comparative ease of their moderate-temperature deposition by physical vapor deposition techniques.

Moreover, Kiarostami courageously confounds fundamentalist attitudes by challenging the wearing of burkas, as he showcases the expressive beauty of the hijab-framed face in close-ups as affecting as those of Renée Falconetti in Carl Theodor Dreyer's silent masterpice, The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928).

And the real mom is brave, tenacious, funny, crazy, excited, tired, giving, crying, hoping, loving, challenging, working, worn out, loving life, loving those kids, and amazing.

When I was challenged to wear the same thing for a full week, I wouldn't say I was relieved, but I was intrigued.

"Mark Zuckerberg apparently wears a Pied Piper shirt to work and Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the Google guys, did their ice-bucket challenge wearing shirts from our show …" "It's very timely.

The role presented some challenges – wearing clothes, delivering polysyllabic dialogue – but he sustained it over an eight-year series of luridly titled, virtually interchangeable jungle adventures involving beast-wrassling, marauding imperialists, ethnic stereotyping and swimming.

For all their challenges, wearing a spacesuit is one of the ways that we know we are (simulated) astronauts.

It's in the post-honeymoon stage that it starts to become a little more difficult, when the novelty of the challenge wears off and the power of a well-established pattern starts playing on your mind.

The student's case was dismissed after he dropped out of school, but one of his friends, who was not gay, took the challenge, wore pro-gay clothing, was sent home, sued the school, and ended up with an out-of-court settlement that forced the school district to change its policies about clothing being used for political statements.

If you're up for the challenge, wearing bold and colorful shoes can do the same thing as a big necklace; it draws the eyes away from the unflattering regions of your body and adds interest to a smaller area.

Asif Kapadia, whose Amy Winehouse documentary screened at the festival last weekend, also tweeted that his wife had been challenged over wearing flat shoes, although she was eventually allowed in.