Sentence examples for overtly challenge from inspiring English sources

Directors who produce unauthorized films that overtly challenge the government can face temporary work bans or more serious harassment.

One is conflict, in which newcomers continually and overtly challenge the powerful for a position at the top.

It is not a police state, and in general, only those who overtly challenge the government are hounded by the security services.

Wednesday's announcement by Stein, who had previously been hesitant to get involved, also shields Democratic operatives and people who worked on Clinton's bid for the White House from needing to overtly challenge the election.

On the other side are statements that too overtly challenge the Communist Party's hold on power, that attack or embarrass powerful politicians or that tread on a long list of forbidden topics, from unrest in Tibet to political crises like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.

The phantasies of omnipotence and absolute autonomy that animate corrupt subjectivity are further reinforced by subordinates who are too eager to win the recognition of the powerful, or at least too paranoid to overtly challenge their corrupt conduct.

"I do think that she is also interested in work that's more overtly challenging".

Eyadéma's power was overtly challenged on September 23 , 1986 when a group of armed dissidents entered the country from Ghana.

While she worked on the cutting edge of avant-garde style, she made no overtly challenging images.

It's a push that should not be underestimated and its a push that must be overtly challenged".

In that image, a conception of Grecian aestheticism and innocence overtly challenges the surrounding bourgeois, mercantile culture.