Sentence examples for cunning challenge from inspiring English sources
Rather, I suggest that Herman Mankiewicz (with John Houseman at his side) wrote a script that was a cunning challenge to Welles.
On his 53rd birthday, a stodgy Manhattan psychoanalyst named Frederick Starks is given a life-or-death challenge by a cunning psychopath calling himself Rumplestiltskin.
Bacon's cunning has understandably intrigued and challenged at least two generations of painters.
So oneworld's Qatar coup presents a major challenge to Star's hitherto cunning strategists.The pressure is also on SkyTeam.
Outpassing, outplaying, and outscoring Honduras was not that tough, but doing the same against Chile, a gifted and cunning opponent, will be a far greater challenge.
He gives credit to some members of Boston's business and political elite who recognized the need for change, but the book primarily gives voice to the outsiders and activists who challenged the status quo with cunning and courage.
This one-man show, which comes to the Berkshires by way of Berlin, does away with discrete disciplines to challenge the laws of physics and play cunning tricks on the eye.
The challenge of politics lies precisely in the marriage of high vision and low cunning.
The book centers on the power of an unaccountable public agency, cunning legal and political maneuvers and brilliant engineering innovations devised to address extraordinary structural challenges.
He added that the core message from Pyongyang was that South Korea's National Intelligence Service was using the reptiles "as part of a 'cunning scheme' to challenge our unity".
