Sentence examples for cleverly challenged from inspiring English sources

But more than anything, Mr Ozawa's stand is tactical: he cleverly challenged Mr Abe on his own ground, by promising that the upper house would block any extension of the measures.

One of my favorite imaginative challenges was when our marketing team cleverly challenged the entire company to create a video showcasing our team within 30 days.

It follows the advice of many climate change communication experts by framing climate change in a manner that appeals to the interests and values of the intended audience, while cleverly challenging them to confront their possible ideological blinders.

WBA light-heavyweight champion Beibut Shumenov has challenged Cleverly to a unification showdown in the United States, while the 24-year-old wants to take on American great Bernard Hopkins.

Maccarinelli challenged Cleverly to an all-Welsh clash after watching the 24-year-old mathematics graduate defend his WBO light-heavyweight belt for the first time against Aleksy Kuziemski in May.

They poked fun at it and challenged it, cleverly and bitingly, but not just for laughs.

It's a cleverly pitched challenge to the ruling authorities in England, underlining the light years separating the governance of most American sport and the English version.

These cleverly constructed challenges range from simple explorations of a given skill to exercises in careful placement or timing to seemingly impossible challenges that require the player to look ahead and see beyond the obvious uses of skills.

So the hero challenged the rules with a cleverly named "Fair Play" amendment, promoted with banners proclaiming "Thou Shall Not Steal!" and persuaded the convention to overturn them.

Cleverly was set to challenge for the British title when he decided to change camps after three years under Calzaghe's tutelage.

During the build-up to the bout, Bellew, who was challenging for Cleverly's WBO light-heavyweight crown, gave a very good impersonation of a raving lunatic - snarling, trash-talking, hustling and tussling.