Sentence examples for often testing from inspiring English sources

He has done most of his rowing alone, often testing boats for his newsletter and Web site (www.openwater.com).

Suárez enjoyed a great relationship with Liverpool supporters, despite an often testing spell under the media spotlight.

An awfully unjust state of affairs for even when juxtaposed with McIlroy's staggering win, Lynn's performance in often testing circumstances at weatherbeaten Kiawah, was straight out of the top drawer, and deserved to be recognised as such.

Ben Rhodes, a deputy national-security adviser, told me, "The President has spent more time on Syria than on any other issue in the Situation Room, often testing different theories and propositions.

Cafes in a Vancouver district known as 'Vansterdam' allow customers to bring their own marijuana and smoke it at their leisure, often testing out a variety of bongs and vaporisers.

In recent years the ECCC's lawyers and judges have bickered and toiled, usually in obscurity but sometimes under a spotlight, often testing the tolerance of Cambodia's prime minister, Hun Sen.

That responsibility is often tested in court.

Her social endurance is often tested.

Men often test friendships in social circles, too.

This solid relationship is often tested by election-year politics.

As Hitchens's fact checker at Vanity Fair, I often test his assertions by contradicting them.