Sentence examples for plain challenges from inspiring English sources

Someone who sees through the rules of adults or just plain challenges them.

A large-scale museum diorama popped up in the Mongolian plains, challenging the unending ebb and flow of history by making apparent the borders between the actual and the ideal.

He told his audience he should make it plain they challenged his conclusions.

3. The Burwell Court didn't buy a "plain meaning" challenge that would have knocked the sense out of the Affordable Care Act as a whole.

Working with the plain sect presents challenges, Mr. Hughes said.

The WTO's decision makes Indonesia the fifth country – after Ukraine, Honduras, the Dominican Republic and Cuba – to be granted the opportunity to challenge plain packaging, which opponents say breaches trade and intellectual property regulations.

Australia has won an international legal battle to uphold its world-leading tobacco control measures, with Philip Morris failing in its long-running attempt to challenge plain packaging laws under a bilateral trade agreement with Hong Kong.

As home secretary, Theresa May established an inquiry into child sexual abuse to shine a spotlight on institutions characterised by a culture of secrecy, denial and cover-up in which child abusers were able to operate in plain sight without challenge or consequence.

The thousands of villages dotting Assam's flood plain each experience these challenges in their own unique context.

Beautifully photographed (by Fred Kelemen) on the austere, unforgiving Hungarian plain lands, The Turin Horse challenges us to enter into a world just beyond the one we experience daily.

The challenge is plain enough for Tony Mowbray.