Sentence examples for so challenges from inspiring English sources

She portrays the relationship partly as an intense romance and so challenges the audience's reactions when that romance moves closer to physical intimacy.

But for innovation Island Tour focuses on the tilt, microphone, touch-screen and augmented-reality abilities of the handheld, employing them liberally in its 80 or so challenges.

Doing so challenges Trump, who has developed close ties to Saudi Arabia, heralding arms sales and promising continued support of the kingdom's military campaign in Yemen.

Millennials are unlikely to follow the same paths of the preceding generations, so challenges relating to sustainability of size and leadership structure must be addressed.

Pastoral, then, is an interesting title for a book that so challenges our notions of the same, but these unruly edgelands, one suspects, are as close as many suburban Muscovites get to that elevated ideal.

It is also generally agreed that we have this capacity only if we at least sometimes exercise it, and so challenges to the existence of free will or to its compatibility with determinism are usually challenges to the claim that anyone (or anyone at a deterministic world) ever acts with free will or acts freely.

It's been so challenging.

This one is so challenging.

"Accessing them has never been so challenging.

I feel so companioned by him, and so challenged.

So challenged Ben Cameron, speaking at Theatre Forum in Belfast last month.