Sentence examples for intentionally challenging from inspiring English sources

It has become commonplace to present audiences with intentionally challenging characters.

"It's intentionally challenging to get to that minimum score of an 80," he said.

According to those familiar with the letter, Obama packed it with intentionally challenging words such as "reflections," "adventure," and "ladders," in order to bewilder and infuriate Trump.

E3 Throughout these various appeals to best interest, students did not seem to be intentionally challenging the importance of autonomy.

While Hopper's series intentionally challenges the beauty status quo, he's not trying to make a grand statement about what any individual woman should or should not do with her body hair.

We were entering European Sculpture and Decorative Arts when we encountered Joe, a security guard who told Saenz de Viteri to cut the music — diligently enforcing the codes of polite museum conduct that the workout intentionally challenges.

By intentionally recognizing and challenging such fallacies--which are based on erroneous biases and assumptions rather than reality--men can help tip the cultural balance toward leveraging the full range of gender intelligence within an organization.

But instead of asking users to enter a sequence of letters and numbers from a blurry image, they complete a game-like mini challenge (though, intentionally, they aren't challenging at all), such as moving an on-screen slider in a straight-ish line to unwrap a virtual chocolate bar.

But while Douglas was standing at attention to the flag, unaware that her action could be perceived as a slight, Kaepernick is intentionally sitting to challenge the kind of racism that unfairly judged Douglas.

Weisskopf says that hacking familiar systems in this case, a building and intentionally creating glitches challenges the notion that technology must be seamless, faultless, and disturbance-free.

The (predominantly US-based) activism alongside queer theory – born out of a frustration with lesbian and gay movements that were perceived as assimilationist, seeking the approval of dominant heterosexual society rather than challenging it – was intentionally provocative and confrontational.