Sentence examples for is constantly challenged from inspiring English sources

The purity of Nagi's revolutionary fervor is constantly challenged in the book.

A prevailing mood of bucolic lyricism is constantly challenged by slithering atonality and insistent, marchlike rhythms, only to fade off into mechanistic irrelevance.

In these sessions, my capacity for effective leadership is constantly challenged during managerial simulations designed to create the mixture of urgency and ambiguity that frequently accompanies real-life leadership challenges.

But as young black people predominantly live in urban areas, Moose says he is constantly challenged to create opportunities, such as nature walks and natural history lessons, that are culturally and socially relevant to the emerging ethnic groups.

Even if I failed to notice it for many years, it didn't take much detective work to realise that I am inhabited by a Wise Old Man, who is constantly challenged by a vivacious young female.

Even if he and the coterie of white male advisers around him don't choose to openly acknowledge it, this president is the ultimate civil rights figure — a black man whose legitimacy is constantly challenged by a loco fringe.

Leigh is constantly challenging all aspects of learning from class to college size.

Our defense coach, Phil Bailey, is constantly challenging us to raise our standards.

"On the other hand," he continued, "it is engaging in an increasingly tight encirclement of China and is constantly challenging China's core interests".

The proposition seemed crazy and unwarranted.…But then I thought that life (or the spectre of life) is constantly challenging us for acts we never committed, and sometimes for acts that we've never thought of committing".

"What Anna Mayes has done is set a programme out which is constantly challenging the players and coaches to have passion for England netball," she said.