Sentence examples for deliberately challenging from inspiring English sources

Mr Sherborne said Boyle's humour was "deliberately challenging".

A BBC spokesman said: "These programmes were a deliberately challenging examination of the treatment of historical child abuse allegations and their relevance today.

Some has been demanding and deliberately challenging even to conventional ideas of spatial lucidity, as in Eisenman's Wexner Center in Columbus, Ohio.

The opening outfits were deliberately challenging, a stark square-shouldered contrast to the soft, shrug-shouldered silhouette that (thanks to Prada) currently dominates fashion.

A jury took four hours to convict Gibbons of murder and Mr Justice William Davis told him: "You knew you were running over Mr Samwell, you did it deliberately". Challenging the verdict at London's Appeal Court, Gibbons's barrister, Simon Csoka QC, said the cards were "stacked against" his client during his trial.

We would be doing ourselves a big favor if we spent some time deliberately challenging the tendency to automatically dismiss and deride other people's views.

The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, precursor of today's Motion Picture Association of America, introduced a Production Code that deliberately challenged her every double-entendre, effectively neutering her saucy sex comedies.

The Palestinians and some Israelis say that Mr. Sharon deliberately challenged the peace effort -- and Prime Minister Ehud Barak, his political opponent -- by striding into the Muslim-controlled area, trailing cameras and hundreds of Israeli officers.

As Carson's biographer, Linda Lear, has written, she deliberately "challenged the wisdom of a government that allowed toxic chemicals to be put into the environment before knowing the long-term consequences of their use.

The broadcast at issue then was a 12-minute monologue by the comedian George Carlin, titled "Filthy Words," that deliberately challenged federal regulators by highlighting "the words you couldn't say" on the public airwaves.

Rarely do users deliberately challenge their preconceived notions, pressing against the walls of the chamber.