Sentence examples for explicitly challenged from inspiring English sources

Duncan Smith's resignation also explicitly challenged that premise.

Mr. Clinton politely, but explicitly, challenged their attempts to restrict information and debate.

In fact, the video explicitly challenged the stereotype that women are only interested in body image.

But protests have been directed against local governments and have not explicitly challenged the Communist Party's monopoly of power.

Most of all, they explicitly challenged the two-dimensional, cartoon version of Dylan the womaniser and drinker that was already emerging just a few years after his death.

Kaine explicitly challenged Pence to "defend" Trump nine times during the evening, using sheer force of repetition to move the debate on to questions that Clinton's campaign preferred.

Nothing in "Graceland" explicitly challenges white supremacism, though all of it does.

A federal scrip program, importantly, would not explicitly challenge any constitutional allocation of powers.

As 2014 winner Kameron Hurley put it: "They historically rewarded popular work, set in the kinds of old, colonial, dudes-rule-everything universes that my work explicitly challenges".

It has also led the way in marketing "tariff bundles" that explicitly challenge BT's fixed-line franchise.Such a gem does not come cheap.

"What has been especially problematic is the policing of our (Black) womyn's online presence as we take a strong position for a cause that explicitly challenges objectification," says Hill. "Ultimately, these images were not taken down because we were 'nude' but because we challenged a system and made people uncomfortable".