Sentence examples for disguised challenge from inspiring English sources

That sense of disguised challenge was pervasive in this deeply satisfying work, which seemed less concerned with the virtuoso technique required to play it than with the ideas and conjurations it presented.

British tennis has enjoyed some wonderful moments in the past 12 months - Andy Murray's first Grand Slam title and Olympic Gold, Jonny Marray's Wimbledon doubles win, Laura Robson's giant-killing run at the US Open and Heather Watson's rise into the world's top 40 - but it's important this run of good news does not disguise the challenge we still face.

"There is always room to overcome what you may think of as a challenge and to accept the gift that may be disguised as a challenge because at least you can say you tried," she said.

The report says: "The short-term picture of a well-supplied oil market should not disguise the challenges that lie ahead as reliance grows on a relatively small number of producers.

We all have disAbilities but most of us are able to hide or disguise our challenges.

Grouping a cohort of 2 19 year olds together might have disguised specific adherence challenges for younger children (palatability, caregiver availability), which are very different from the challenges for teenagers.

The German constitutional court ruled two decades ago that the Maastricht treaty was acceptable only if its no bail-out provisions were respected so any bail-out would have to be disguised to avoid legal challenges.

Given that all international financial institutions are at their core political entities, disguised as development banks, this challenge to Japan must ring true in Tokyo.

One way to see such a reaction is with what is called a food challenge, giving people a suspect food disguised so they do not know if they are eating it or a placebo food.

Undoubtedly, the fearless way in which she handled her constant challenges stemmed from her incredible upbringing, disguised by her birth in Surrey.

Though some biographers challenge the story, the experience, variously reported or disguised by Lawrence afterward, is generally described as having left both physical scars and wounds upon his psyche from which he never recovered.