Sentence examples similar to is habitually challenging from inspiring English sources
After all, Bowyer might have material wealth unimaginable when he was growing up as the son of a brewery drayman, but it must be hard to shrug off the legacy of a tough East End childhood, when authority figures were habitually challenged.
The industry of palm oil, the product found in everything from chocolate to lipstick that is habitually reviled by environmentalists, is facing new challenges due to unrest in key producing regions.
Cerebral palsy is habitually depicted as a severely debilitating condition, but all 14 players on the pitch on Saturday afternoon displayed a beauty of movement that thoroughly challenged such broad sweeping stereotypes.
His expression is habitually solemn, and it always has been.
Popular literature is habitually tendentious both deliberately and unconsciously.
Perhaps that is because Pakistan is habitually broke.
New York's budget, due on April 1, is habitually late.
The war on Christmas is habitually bemoaned by the right, and equally habitually, the left responds by telling them that they're imagining things.
In India, fishmeal is habitually considered as the major protein source for fish culture.
The one chance in a thousand is habitually taken, and as often as not succeeds.
A command, put otherwise, which is "habitually obeyed".
