Sentence examples for essentially unchallenged from inspiring English sources

Religious freedom is an essentially unchallenged value in Denmark.

That he has remained essentially unchallenged as the Ivory Coast No1 for six years is extraordinary.

The Great Gatsby in 1925 simply cemented that image into place forever, and when college resources and expansion vanished in the '30s, became essentially unchallenged.

THE Western system — liberal, democratic, capitalist — has been essentially unchallenged from the inside for decades, its ideological rivals discredited or tamed.

"On matters related to the Palestinians, the president seems to view the prime minister as a political coward, an essentially unchallenged leader who nevertheless is unwilling to lead or spend political capital to advance the cause of compromise," Goldberg wrote.

First of all, we should not assume that Vladimir Putin's essentially unchallenged autocratic position means that there are no meaningful politics in Russia beyond the intrigues of a handful of courtiers and cronies around the throne.

Other feminists caution that incorporating "feminine" emotions into moral theory risks perpetuating women's oppression by leaving unchallenged the view that women are essentially emotional beings, and men essentially rational beings (Tronto 1993, 241 247; Tuana 1992, 115 116).

Such a finding, were it to go unchanged and unchallenged, would make it far easier to rebuild, since it would essentially excuse federal and -state agencies from having to consider ways to mitigate potential destruction or alteration of the physical traces of the trade center, some of which might interfere with new construction.

The religious élite had at their disposal a rich, emotionally satisfying mythological system; a subtle language of symbols which drew on that mythology; and a position of unchallenged power at the center of their extraordinarily stable society, one that remained in an essentially static condition for thousands of years.

Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.

The planes landed unchallenged.