Sentence examples for genuinely challenges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dylan is no Solzhenitsyn, but he is a figure who genuinely challenges the established order.

It is only on Broadway, after all, that Alan Bates's Butley can be genuinely challenged.

No one genuinely challenged Montillet, who won by 45-hundredths of a second over Kostner.

"I do genuinely challenge anybody to go through my reports and prove that I am biased".

A liberated Liberal party could develop a coherent agenda to genuinely challenge the Tories on the centre-right.

But can we, using data from the EFF et al, genuinely challenge the increasingly tight controls companies and governments are exerting?

While some group projects are genuinely challenging, the consensus among students and professors is that they are one of the elements of business that make it easy to skate through college.

"As a result, genuinely challenging and groundbreaking theatre is being made for families – theatre that puts a premium on clear story-telling and an even greater premium on telling those stories in a new way," says Hytner.

Firstly, marking saps a huge amount of time and energy that could be redirected into the research and reflection required to plan lessons that genuinely challenge and develop students' learning.

The books are deeply creepy and utterly compelling, but they also deal fearlessly with some genuinely challenging subject matter, including bereavement, isolation and the painful straining of a relationship between two siblings who've come to depend on one another.

But it is depressing that brilliant nominees vanished utterly from the radar: there was nothing for Michael Mann's stunning The Insider, Spike Jonze's direction of Being John Malkovich or Tom Cruise's acting in Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia, movies that are genuinely challenging and experimental in form and tone.