Sentence examples for question challenge from inspiring English sources

My rule for first person nonfiction is: question, challenge and trash yourself more than anyone else.

We continue to question, challenge and speak out about difficult issues.

Elkin's flâneuse does not simply wander aimlessly, any more than Elkin does herself in this elegant book: she uses her reflection to question, challenge and create anew the life that she observes.

Such a topic may be a future-orientated question, challenge, problem—"disease"—that a "patient" is troubled or curious with.

How about a preparatory "question challenge" to the verified citizens of the districts of the committee members?

Your informal advisers question, challenge, and guide you in new intellectual directions, which may, or may not, be directly related to your research project.

Both of these make assignment of a particular taxonomic distance to a given question challenging for students and investigators.

A number of students may have found this question challenging because of the way that the place and value of numbers was shown.

Arguably, this question challenges the perception of science as a systematic pursuit for objective truth, which ideally should be free of personal beliefs, biases or social influence.

This question challenges conventional practices and wisdom in industrialized countries, which achieved industrialization and urbanization without constraints of carbon or environmental carrying capacity.

They hate people who ask questions, challenge authority and use humour instead of guns and knives.